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Bastion Trading, a major shareholder holding approximately 9.99% of SkyAI (Nasdaq: SKYA), has issued a statement demanding that Executive Chairman Paul K. Danner III and several directors publicly explain the decision-making process behind the liquidation of the company's entire SOL reserve and the approval of the cash tender offer, and calling for a higher offer price and stronger disclosure of conflicts of interest. Bastion Trading noted that SkyAI launched its tender offer on October 16, 2026, but failed to adequately address its previously raised corporate governance concerns; just one month earlier, the company had still stated that it held more than 2 million SOL and reaffirmed its Solana digital asset treasury (DAT) strategy.Bastion Trading demands that the tender offer price be raised from $3 per share to at least $3.5 per share, and that the maximum acquisition ratio of pre-funded warrants be increased from 95% to 100%; it also requires that strategic advisor warrants be excluded from the scope of the offer, that the securities and potential gains held by directors, officers, and related parties be disclosed, and that information including the SOL sale transactions, the company's balance sheet, and the basis for the tender offer pricing be published. The firm also stated that if directors cannot demonstrate that they fulfilled their independent oversight duties, they should resign voluntarily; otherwise, a special shareholders' meeting should be convened to let shareholders decide the composition of the board. The above content represents demands unilaterally raised by Bastion Trading, and the relevant response from SkyAI's board has not been reflected in the provided materials. (Globenewswire)
According to GlobeNewswire, SkyAI (Nasdaq: SKYA) major shareholder Bastion Trading (holding approximately 9.99%) has publicly questioned the company’s cash tender offer plan. Bastion Trading noted that SkyAI quietly divested approximately 70% of its SOL treasury reserve (falling from over 2 million to roughly 600,000 tokens) in less than a month without timely disclosure to shareholders, potentially violating information disclosure regulations. Meanwhile, the company’s board of directors faced overwhelming opposition votes at the 2026 annual general meeting, casting doubt on its legitimacy. Bastion Trading demands that the company fully disclose the SOL sales details, restructure the board of directors, and improve the acquisition terms (increasing the offer price from $3.00 to at least $3.50); otherwise, it will not participate in the current tender offer and reserves the right to take legal action.
According to Coinbase's official blog, Coinbase announced that it will provide stablecoin services for Samsung Wallet, with USDC launching as the default U.S. dollar stablecoin in the U.S. market during the last week of October 2026. When users deposit into their stablecoin balances, USDC will automatically appear as the default option. The related assets will be held in custody by Coinbase Prime Vault through its NYDFS-compliant custody service, operated in collaboration with licensed stablecoin infrastructure provider Bastion. To date, USDC's circulating supply has already grown by 72% in 2025 to exceed $75 billion, and the number of wallets holding the asset has increased by 59% to nearly 7 million.