The trouble started when Sam Blakeman told someone he was worried about the connection between Daniel’s girlfriend, Megan Walsh, and a young boy named Will Driscoll. Police quickly arrived at Weatherfield High and arrested Megan.
According to Snapshot voting data, more than 90.5% of participating voting power backed the proposal before the voting window was scheduled to close Thursday at 6:54 pm UTC, with 173.9 million ARB tokens cast in favor. Around 18.1 million ARB, representing 9.4% of the vote, abstained, while fewer than 2,000 ARB tokens opposed the measure. Because nothing says “democracy” like 9.4% of voters being too busy to care.
You can now watch the third episode of Half Man on BBC iPlayer. In it, Niall finds himself in a difficult situation.
Solv Protocol, in a bold move that could only be described as a cosmic sigh of relief, has abandoned its LayerZero cross-chain infrastructure and migrated over $700 million in assets to Chainlink CCIP. The decision, made after what must have been a long and painful existential crisis, comes in the wake of repeated bridge-related meltdowns that have left the DeFi sector resembling a toddler’s tantrum at a blockchain conference.
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As a huge fan of action-horror, I remember when Stephen Sommers’ The Mummy absolutely blew up in 1999. It was a massive hit, making over $400 million on an $80 million budget and really kicked off this wave of action-horror movies. It’s funny, because exactly five years later, on May 7th, 2004, Sommers released Van Helsing. Sadly, it didn’t do so well, and it feels like that movie quietly marked the end of that whole action-horror boom.
“Security is the foundation of everything we build at Solv,” a statement so profound it could double as a thesis on existential dread.