Bitcoin’s Dance of Folly: $69,000 and the Ghosts of March

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Glassnode, that oracle of on-chain analytics, and the chorus of market analysts, with their charts and incantations, predict a prolonged accumulation phase through the end of March. Volatility, they say, shall diminish, yet the air is thick with the scent of defensive maneuvers-a market arming itself against unseen phantoms. Ah, the theater of finance, where every actor is both hero and fool!

‘Everything Everywhere…’ Director Confirms Details of New Sci-Fi Action Film

The film Everything Everywhere All at Once won seven Academy Awards, including six prestigious honors – Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and acting awards for Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Jamie Lee Curtis – thanks to its unique mix of genres and heartfelt story. Now, Ke Huy Quan has hinted to Collider about their next collaboration. While details are still under wraps, initial reports suggest it will be just as creatively bold and expansive as EEAAO. He has confirmed:

Every Movie and TV Show Coming to Peacock in April 2026

Peacock is offering a fantastic lineup of movies in April! The month starts strong with titles like the Blade trilogy, Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda 2, and the acclaimed film Interstellar. Later in April, fans can also look forward to both Five Nights at Freddy’s and Five Nights at Freddy’s 2.

Xbox Game Now the #1 Pre-Ordered PS5 Game on the PlayStation Store

As a PlayStation fan, I’ve been looking at what games people are most excited to pre-order right now. It’s worth mentioning that this ranking is only based on games you can actually pre-order on the PlayStation Store. Of course, everyone is hyped for titles like GTA 6 and The Elder Scrolls 6, and probably a ton of other upcoming games, but those aren’t available for pre-order just yet. Right now, Starfield is the big one people are pre-ordering, and there’s a lot of buzz around it!

2026’s Most Unhinged Anime Has Finally Arrived, and It’s Surprisingly Good

I have to say, this anime has a really interesting setup – a rooster is presented as humanity’s ultimate protector, and what’s amazing is how completely straight-faced it plays that idea. The main character, Keiji, feels like a true hero, fitting perfectly into the classic shonen mold. Honestly, there were moments I almost forgot he was a rooster! His actions and words felt genuinely heroic, and Kenta Miyake’s voice work – you might recognize him as All Might – really brought that to life. But the series doesn’t take itself too seriously either. It leans into the silliness, and sometimes it reminded me a lot of One-Punch Man with its wild, unpredictable energy.