ChainCatcher news, OpenAI has received a new investment of $1.5 billion from SoftBank and allows employees to sell shares through a tender offer. A person familiar with the matter said that this new tender offer, which has not been reported before, will end this week. This deal is driven by SoftBank billionaire founder and CEO Masayoshi Son, who insisted on acquiring more shares after investing $500 million in OpenAI's previous funding round.Another person familiar with the matter stated that this tender offer is unrelated to OpenAI's potential plans to restructure the company as a for-profit entity.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, the elected President Trump of the United States stated that there is no intention to sell shares of Truth Company.

ChainCatcher news, according to Chosun Biz, South Korean video game giant Wemade plans to sell its stake in its blockchain subsidiary Lightscale and resign from its position as a major shareholder. Some interpretations suggest that this sale of shares is a move by Wemade to scale back its blockchain business.As of the end of March this year, 100% of Lightscale's shares are held by the Singapore company Lightscale Holdings. Wemix Singapore Corporation owns 70% of Lightscale Holdings. Wemix Singapore Corporation is a company established with 100% equity investment from South Korea's Wemade.An official from the virtual asset industry familiar with the matter stated, "As we understand, Wemade is currently in contact with several venture capitalists (VCs) and is liquidating its shares. Wemade is relinquishing its major shareholder status but will not sell all of its investment in Lightscale."

ChainCatcher news, according to Tech in Asia, Chua U-Zyn, co-founder and CTO of the crypto company Cake Group, which applied for liquidation in the Singapore High Court in November 2023, is now considering a complete acquisition of the company.According to a potential deal announced at a court hearing in Singapore, Chua will acquire the stake in Cake Group held by co-founder and CEO Julian Hosp. The judge overseeing the liquidation application has postponed the case for five weeks to allow Chua to consider the proposal.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Wall Street Journal, social media company Reddit plans to reserve a portion of its IPO shares for its 75,000 most active users when it goes public next month, a move that is unusual in the stock market.According to sources, the company plans to set aside a certain number of shares for these so-called "redditors," although the exact number has not yet been determined.