When Hackers Met Their Match: Venus Protocol’s $13.5M Heist Gone Wrong 😅

On September 2, 2025, Kuan Sun-a major Venus Protocol user-fell victim to what we’ll now call “The Great Zoom Scam.” The hackers, part of the notorious Lazarus Group (yes, the same folks who’ve been stealing billions like it’s a hobby), tricked him into giving them control of his account. With that access, they started borrowing and withdrawing funds faster than you can say “crypto chaos.” Wrapped Bitcoin, USD Coin, Tether, XRP, Ethereum-you name it, they took it. At first glance, it looked like a $27 million disaster, but after some accounting magic, the actual theft totaled $13.5 million. Still bad, but hey, every silver lining counts, right? 🤷‍♂️

Solo Leveling’s Sequel Teases the Return of A Fan-Favorite Hunter

In their latest post on X, D&C Webtoon released a sneak peek for the upcoming chapter of Season 2 of “Solo Leveling: Ragnarok.” This teaser features the much-loved S-rank hunter Baek Yoonho teaming up with Sung Suho. Characters such as Choi Jong-in, Lim Tae-gyu, and Thomas Andre have already been seen in the sequel, but Yoonho’s return is a more recent event, making his debut in Chapter 50 of Season 2. In this alternate timeline, fans are now able to see a matured Yoonho, and he appears as cool as ever.

XRP Price Prediction: Will $3 Be Its New Playground?

At $2.81, XRP hovers like a moth near a flame-recently escaped from a $2.70 dip, yet tethered by invisible strings to the $3.05-$3.10 ceiling, where sellers lurk like vultures at a picnic. Buyers cling to $2.80 as if it were the last slice of cake at a funeral. 🎭

Will Dogecoin Hit $1? The Chaotic, Hilarious Saga Continues 🐶💸

REX-Osprey has filed with the SEC to launch what could be the world’s first Dogecoin ETF, complete with the ticker symbol DOJE-because why not make it sound like a laugh track? The fund plans to park at least 80% of its assets in Dogecoin or related financial instruments, giving investors a way to dip their toes into the DOGE pool without actually owning any tokens. It’s like renting a dog instead of adopting one. 🐕‍🦺

3 Things That Don’t Make Sense About the MCU if Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Isn’t Canon

The television series known as “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” aired on ABC from 2013 to 2020, spanning seven seasons. In its initial stages, the show featured numerous links to the broader Marvel narrative, with Clark Gregg portraying Phil Coulson, Jaimie Alexander appearing as Lady Sif, William Sadler as President Matthew Ellis, and even Samuel L. Jackson making guest appearances as Nick Fury. However, as it progressed, the series started to veer away from this established direction.

Batman Is Going Behind the Justice League’s Back (Again)

Since the “Tower of Babel” narrative suggested that Batman had hidden strategies to neutralize his allies should they pose a threat, it’s clear that the Caped Crusader has persistently taken covert actions behind the backs of his closest allies to prepare for his escalating paranoia. Following the devastating “We Are Yesterday” crossover event, Batman feels the Trinity must delve into the pasts of every League member, without their awareness. Despite opposition from his comrades, Batman secretly consults Red Tornado about carrying out these checks anyway. The significance of Batman’s decision cannot be overstated, as it encapsulates the essence of his character, no matter which option he chooses.

007 First Light Looks Like a James Bond Fan’s Dream Game

007 First Light offers an unprecedented exploration into James Bond’s beginnings, revealing the events that lead him to join the covert MI6 agency and transform into one of literature and cinema’s deadliest and most alluring spies. IO Interactive has unveiled extended gameplay footage for

I Found The Thursday Murder Club Movie To Be Pretty Close To The Book, But There’s One Thing I Really Wish The Adaptation Had

Last year, I picked up the first installment of Richard Osman’s “Thursday Murder Club” series in preparation for the upcoming movie, since we had some information about its release by then. Frankly, it had been a while since I read a mystery novel. The concept of a mystery book centered around an elderly club at a retirement home piqued my curiosity. As I understand, the “cozy” feel and joining Elizabeth, Ron, Joyce, and Ibrahim on their quest to solve the book’s mystery were aspects I found appealing.