Solana’s Wild Ride: Will It Zoom Past $200 or Tumble Down the Crypto Rabbit Hole?

Now, dear reader, it seems our pal SOL has been dining splendidly over the past few weeks. Investors are rubbing their hands together in anticipation of the grand Alpenglow upgrade, and oh boy, those ETF inflows have been pouring in like candy at a sweet shop! 🍬 But hold your horses, as sellers have taken a rather mischievous turn, leaving a trail of liquidations-$10.5 million worth! That’s nearly $7.7 million of buyers getting their fingers burned! Ouch! 😱

Deadpool: Samurai Just Created a Brand New Shonen Crossover (And You’ll Never Guess Which Series is Featured)

Heads up! This discussion contains major spoilers for Deadpool: Samurai, Chapter 21, so don’t read on if you haven’t read it yet. Last time we saw Deadpool, Wade Wilson was battling an alternate version of himself – a fusion with Wolverine. This “Wolverine-Pool” is out for revenge and plans to flood Wilson’s universe with multiple Deadpools to cause chaos. To do this, he needs a special device called a “tempad,” and he tries to kill Wade to get it. However, Deadpool manages to grab the tempad first and uses it to escape to another dimension. That dimension happens to be the world of the anime World’s End Harem, which, given Wade’s tastes, might be exactly where he wants to be.

Where Star Trek’s New Starfleet Academy Series Fits Into the Timeline

Starfleet Academy could realistically be placed at almost any point in Star Trek history. It was already a known institution during Captain Kirk’s time, as seen in The Original Series, and The Next Generation further built its reputation through stories about Jean-Luc Picard’s experiences there. However, the new Starfleet Academy series takes place in a relatively unexplored era, continuing the events of Star Trek: Discovery.

Mad Cave Studios Teams Up With Planet Atmos For Thrilling New Sci-Fi Comic (& Gaming Fans Will Love It)

Launching in April, Planet Atmos: Exordium is a nine-part comic series created by D.R. Bushnell, Rob McEveety, and artists Tommy Lee Edwards, Andrea Cucchi, Giada Marchisio, and John Workman. Developed alongside the upcoming ExoGP game, the series blends the excitement of fast-paced racing with a thrilling corporate conspiracy, immersing readers in a visually stunning world where winning and staying alive go hand in hand.

Guy Fieri Shares Health Update After Tearing His Quad Muscle

Guy Fieri, 57, says he’s recovering well after a leg injury. In an interview with People magazine, he described a difficult holiday season but expressed gratitude for being able to move around again. Fieri, known for his active lifestyle – he enjoys CrossFit and hiking – found eight weeks without those activities particularly challenging. He’s eager to get back to them, but is taking things slowly.

The injury happened in November while filming Flavor Town Food Fight. Fieri tripped while stepping forward, catching his foot and tearing his leg. He had surgery soon after and spent the past eight weeks getting around with a wheelchair and crutches.