pricpr The kerfuffle kicked off when Bitcoin Core dropped an update (v30, for those keeping score at home) that some folks claim is basically handing spammers a golden ticket to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Spam Factory. 🎟️ Supporters of Knots nodes are sweating bullets, insisting this “spam” could turn Bitcoin into a digital dumpster fire filled with illegal stuff. 🚨
On a quiet Monday morning in Asia, Bitcoin fell to $93,000, a plunge so abrupt it could make even a monk spit out his tea. Traders watched their fortunes evaporate, and the collective mood sank lower than a Siberian winter night.
Taking place 150 years before the events of Game of Thrones, the series House of the Dragon tells the story of Rhaenyra Targaryen and the brutal civil war called the Dance of the Dragons. Based on George R.R. Martin’s history of the Targaryen family, the show features new families competing for control of the Iron Throne. Just as Game of Thrones had characters like Joffrey and Littlefinger, House of the Dragon introduces a new, formidable player with the potential to cause widespread chaos.
Okay, so it was all about the land in Flagstaff, Arizona, and how it was divided up between all of us in the family. Honestly, it was driving me crazy! On the show, I was just trying to explain that all we needed to do was get our names officially on the right parts of the property. It sounds so simple, but it became this huge thing, and I honestly don’t understand why it was so difficult to just get it signed over! It was so frustrating to watch it drag on and on.
A move beyond $110k, the 50DMA, within November would be a good sign, and would show parallels to April. Because who doesn’t want to relive the glory of 2025? 🤷♀️
In less than a weekend, a bunch of XRP whales decided to part ways with a nearly unfathomable 200 million tokens. It was all monitored by @ali_charts on X (though, like, when isn’t X a breeding ground for market drama?)-causing ripples of panic so severe I’d expect sea creatures in on it too. 🐳
Okay, so Clayface is a Batman villain who’s been around since the 1940s in the comics – a lot of different people have played the role over the years. But get this – the new movie is going to be his first time appearing in a live-action film! It’s a pretty unexpected addition to the DCU lineup, honestly, and they’re going for a really cool body-horror vibe with it, which I’m totally here for. They brought in Tom Watkins to direct a script by Matt Flanagan, and this actor Tom Rhys Harries is going to play Clayface. I’ve been following the news and it just wrapped filming, so it’s coming out next September! Even though this is Clayface’s big screen debut, there’s still tons of great stuff to check out in other forms of media while we wait. I’ve been digging around for the best, and I’m excited to share what I’ve found!
Recently, there’s been talk online about a claim made by @MyTimeToShineHello. They believe Doctor Doom’s wife and son died in an accident that also injured him, and he’s discovered Steve Rogers’ time travel was responsible. As a result, Doom is now seeking revenge for his family’s death.
The latest episode of the series builds anticipation for Bill Skarsgård’s appearance as Pennywise, showing brief, unsettling images of the clown and scattered red balloons. The episode also reveals the origins of the creature before it became Pennywise, exploring how it first came to Derry. This backstory is shared through Taniel, Rose’s nephew – Rose owns the town’s second-hand shop – and a member of the Shokopiwah tribe.
This new story dramatically expands the mythology of Stephen King’s ‘It,’ offering a fresh origin for Pennywise. The story still features the creature arriving on Earth via a meteor, but it adds that Pennywise first interacted with the native people of Derry, well before the town was settled. These natives discovered they could use fragments of the meteor to create pillars that trapped the creature within a specific area, explaining why it can’t leave Derry. Later, when Dick Hallorann asks about the location of these pillars, Taniel explains they’re hidden along underground lines beneath an old well, leading them to a rundown house on Neibolt Street.
