PANews reported on February 26th that, according to Protos, CEA Industries, the world's largest BNB treasury company, has seen its stock price plummet 95% from its peak last year. The company attributes the plunge to a "secret surcharge" between YZi Labs, the family office of Binance founder CZ, and 10X Capital Asset Management. CEA is demanding that YZi Labs disclose confidentiality clauses in its July 2025 PIPE transaction. At the time of that transaction, the company's stock price reached a high of $82.88, but has since fallen to $3.88. CEA has previously undergone several transformations from its Canadian e-cigarette retail business and partnered with Cantor Fitzgerald and 10X Capital during the DAT boom to become BNB's treasury company. Several crypto funds, including Pantera Capital, GSR, and Arrington Capital, have invested through PIPE. YZi Labs denies CEA's allegations and has requested some directors to recuse themselves from asset management discussions, intending to push for board restructuring. CEA's stock price is currently down 95% from its 52-week high.