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Bitcoin ETFs saw $315.9 million in outflows this week, with $303.5 million coming from BlackRock’s IBIT. Meanwhile, Grayscale’s BTC Mini ETF attracted $36 million, offering lower-cost Bitcoin exposure for cautious investors. Because nothing says “confidence” like hiding in a mini.
His latest brainchild? Closing the gap between what users think they’re doing and what the blockchain actually does. Spoiler alert: it’s wider than the Grand Canyon.
Movie lovers have plenty to enjoy on Hulu this month, with classic films like Dead Poets Society, Point Break, and My Cousin Vinny becoming available. Television fans will also be happy with the new additions, especially those who grew up watching ’90s sitcoms – all seasons of The Nanny are coming to the platform later this month. You can find a complete list of what’s new on Hulu in February below.
Tarsier Studios, known for the first two Little Nightmares games, excels at crafting immersive worlds filled with striking, dark details. Their games tell powerful, mature stories without using any dialogue, relying instead on visual storytelling and a guiding path to create a terrifying experience. Similar to games like Limbo and Inside, which use art and environment to convey narrative, Tarsier’s newest game builds on this approach, resulting in something truly exceptional.
It’s common for even the best TV shows to have disappointing final seasons. A strong start doesn’t guarantee a satisfying ending, and sometimes a show that was once amazing loses its way right before the finish line. This happens across all types of television, but it seems to be especially frequent with science fiction series.
Marvel villains often meet gruesome ends, and some deaths are far more shocking and violent than others. Though many have returned from the brink, they likely remember the pain of their first defeat. However, certain villains have been killed so completely that resurrection is impossible. Here are some of the most shockingly final and brutal defeats in Marvel Comics history.
In a few days, both The Amazing Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 will no longer be available on streaming. These films star Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker. The first movie, with a 71% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, follows Peter as a teenager trying to figure out his identity and feelings for Gwen Stacy. His investigation into his parents’ disappearance after finding a briefcase leads him to Oscorp and Dr. Curt Connors, where he unintentionally clashes with Connors’ villainous alter ego, the Lizard. The second film received a lower rating of 51%. It focuses on the rise of Electro, a dangerously powerful enemy, and the reappearance of Peter’s friend, Harry Osborn.
Rumours abound that proposals for network improvements are now being woven into the fabric of the system’s evolution, as if preparing for a tempest that has yet to break the horizon.
It’s not that slower, character-focused episodes are bad – in fact, Star Trek has a history of them, and they can be a good way to pause the action and prepare for a big finale. Shows like The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine often did this, giving characters a moment to breathe after major events. A change of pace can be effective storytelling, but only if it doesn’t disappoint viewers who are expecting certain things to happen.
Daniel Radcliffe recently told ComicBook that the upcoming HBO Harry Potter series has made him rethink how he handles interviews. To avoid overshadowing the new, young actors, Radcliffe plans to stop answering questions about Harry Potter for the foreseeable future. He expressed his relief that a new generation will be taking on those questions, and he intends to redirect any related inquiries in a few years.