Following the tragic deaths of the couple, who had been married for 33 years and were discovered alongside one of their pets in their Santa Fe residence in February, officials disclosed details about the condition of their extensive property in New Mexico, as reported by CNN based on Department of Public Health records.
In a riveting new post on X (formerly known as Twitter, because who doesn’t love a good rebranding?), the market intelligence platform IntoTheBlock has shared the latest gossip on Bitcoin Exchange Netflow. This fancy term refers to an on-chain indicator that tracks the net amount of Bitcoin moving in and out of wallets associated with centralized exchanges. Think of it as the Bitcoin version of a reality show where everyone is trying to outdo each other.
The intriguing title “FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time” is set to release on May 21 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. This captivating adventure will offer a variety of language options including English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, and Spanish. Pre-orders are now available digitally. For more information about the game, click here.
Here is an overview of the game, via Kwalee:
In a press release, Singularity 6 co-founder and CEO Anthony Leung expressed excitement about bringing the game Palia to various consoles. This is a significant achievement for us, as it means we can share this game with players worldwide. From the very beginning, our goal in creating Palia was to produce an engaging life simulation game with a magical twist, especially for fans of life sims. We’re deeply appreciative of our player community who have supported us and helped bring our vision for Palia to life. Their unique ways of playing, interacting, and creating within the game have continuously inspired us. As we move forward, we’re eager to expand and enrich the ever-evolving world of Palia, offering more opportunities for adventure and creativity for many years to come.
Despite China outlawing cryptocurrency trading within its borders, some local governments are partnering with private firms to sell off confiscated digital tokens. This is done through clandestine sales in foreign markets, which allows these municipalities to boost their financial resources and aid their ailing economies. However, it’s essential to note that these activities still violate Chinese law.
