Bitcoin holders clamp down on selling – Assessing its impact

Bitcoin’s LTHs are distributing slower, signaling a potential shift in market sentiment Historical trends suggest reduced LTH selling pressure often leads to upward price momentum At the current moment, Bitcoin’s [BTC] value appeared to be slightly under its record peak by approximately 12%. This has sparked curiosity among many about the potential trajectory of the … Read more

Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail helped players block stalkers, but the problem might get much worse with a backend exploit some mods are already taking advantage of

In Dawntrail, the latest update includes blacklist functionality whereby blocking an individual character prevents all characters associated with that player’s account from interacting. As PC Gamer points out, this update also assigns a unique “account identifier” to each player, which gets transmitted to the game server whenever you share the same game space as one of their characters.

New 3D Mario Game Leak Is Not What Fans Expected

As per the information in this document, it’s indicated that the Nintendo Switch 2 is scheduled to hit stores on March 3, 2025, priced at $300. However, contrary to initial expectations, a new 3D Mario game won’t be among the launch titles for the Nintendo Switch 2 on that date. Instead, the initial lineup will primarily feature Mario Kart 9 and Red Dead Redemption 2.

The 10 Worst Movies to Earn a Billion Dollars at the Box Office

Nevertheless, it’s just as unavoidable that some truly disappointing films will find a place among the 54 movies in question. The ten films with the worst ratings, which managed to earn over $1 billion globally, demonstrate an enduring truth: commercial success does not necessarily equate to artistic merit. These films also serve as examples of how factors external to the film itself (like nostalgia, political climate, a strategic release date, etc.) can transform a mediocre movie into a global blockbuster event. Hang on tight to your popcorn bucket and let’s take a trip down memory lane to revisit some of the most disappointing movies ever to surpass that once-respected $1 billion worldwide box office mark.