Now, ETH hit a high of $3,915—just shy of a record, but don’t fuss, it’s still outpacing Bitcoin’s feeble 10% bump. Seems folks are betting that Ethereum’s got the wind in its sails, pulling ahead in this race for digital gold. Looks like the market’s sending a clear message: Ethereum’s fixing to wear the crown, and Bitcoin’s just a dusty old horse in the back lot.
Years later, on the sort of radio show where experts profess to speak of the future while secretly hoping no one asks them to define what “trust” actually means, Buterin described his creation as “dynamic and growing… an evolving creature.” Much like a teenager, it’s constantly changing, sometimes awkwardly, sometimes brilliantly. Today, Ethereum still wears that perpetual teenage glow, awkward in its ambitions but undeniably alive.
According to The Information, a source as reliable as the morning post, this raise precedes Kraken’s anticipated IPO, scheduled to grace the financial world in the early months of 2026. The exchange, ever the ambitious suitor, has been scaling its operations with a vigor that would make even the most ardent of suitors blush. Notably, it acquired the futures platform NinjaTrader in a deal worth a staggering $1.5 billion, a sum that would surely turn the heads of even the most discerning of investors. Furthermore, the appointment of Mr. Arjun Sethi as co-CEO during a leadership overhaul last autumn has only added to the air of anticipation surrounding this financial titan. In a gesture of transparency that would do credit to any gentleman of the highest moral standing, Kraken has begun to publish its financials, revealing a revenue of $1.5 billion in 2024 and a robust $472 million in the first quarter of 2025. 📊💰
In a *thrilling* CNBC interview, Cabana declared, “The Fed’s keeping rates frozen, and Powell’s giving zero clues—just ‘data-dependent’ fluff (yawn).” Meanwhile, bond traders are betting on a September rate cut like it’s the last slice of cake at a Bridget Jones-style office party. Spoiler: They’ll be disappointed. Much like finding out Daniel Cleaver’s *still* single. 😅
In the aftermath of the Hashira Training Arc finale in the anime, it was astonishing to witness the composure with which Kagaya engaged Muzan, his sworn enemy, given the animosity that seemed to emanate from his countenance. Remarkably, even Muzan struggled to harbor hatred towards the feeble and ailing man before him. Yet, what transpired next left Muzan utterly stunned, an event he could never have foreseen. With a shocking act, Kagaya detonated the Ubuyashiki manor, taking his life along with that of his wife and two daughters. This devastating action ignited the final confrontation against the demons.
In the Pokemon TCG Pocket set’s Wisdom of Sea and Sky, there seems to be a striking resemblance between the Immersive Ho-Oh ex card and artwork created by fan artist lanjiujiu in 2021. This similarity has sparked speculation among fans that The Pokemon Company and DeNA may have used an artist’s work without proper authorization, as the illustrator of Ho-Oh ex, SIE NANAHARA, might have copied the design.
Initially, Nick Valdez from egmr.ru offered his own evaluation of the series, awarding it a unique rating. Here’s how he expressed his views on the resurrection of the Hill family: “King of the Hill shows no fear in progressing with the times and making necessary adaptations to suit the contemporary era. Changes have been made to the voice cast, and new characters have been introduced to enrich Arlen’s world in meaningful ways. Crucially, it never seems as though anything has been altered merely for change’s sake. Each adjustment aligns with the character traits that viewers grew to cherish over the years, but they’ve also been given updates that create engaging new narratives. King of the Hill is back and stronger than ever before.” You can find the complete review below.
Jorge Jimenez, the artist behind Batman, posted preliminary designs and sketches of the upcoming Batmobile on social media. He excitedly announced, “Check out this sneak peek of the new Batmobile!” On Instagram, he wrote, “I hope you enjoy this design direction; the vehicle is huge, powerful, and electric – incredibly fast! By the way, we’re in the final stages for placing pre-orders on Batman #1! Don’t forget to secure yours! Thanks!
