In a plot twist that would make even the most seasoned crime novelist raise an eyebrow, blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis has unveiled the audacious heist where hackers pilfered a staggering $1.46 billion from cryptocurrency exchange Bybit. And guess who’s behind this grand theft? None other than North Korea’s very own Lazarus Group. Yes, the same … Read more
Hayes foresees a Bitcoin freefall, as the CME Futures ‘yield’ withers away like autumn leaves. Chris Burniske, however, sees it as just another mid-bull run blip, not the end of days. In the year of our Lord 2025, Bitcoin [BTC] has danced with the devil at $91k, not once, not twice, but four times, its … Read more
In the aftermath of Season 4’s startling finale where Homelander (Antony Starr) seized power in America, Urban’s Butcher encounters his toughest test yet. With just a few months left on his life due to Temp V poisoning and having lost both Ryan (Cameron Crovetti) and command of The Boys, Butcher’s narrative is approaching its end. Throughout Season 4, the character has been tormented by apparitions of Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Joe Kessler, a spectral representation of his guilt and deteriorating mental wellbeing that seems poised to persist into the final season.
Oh, gather ’round, dear friends, for a tale of a curious little thing called Monad! It has become the talk of the town in the blockchain bazaar, attracting all sorts of developers and users like moths to a flickering lightbulb! But alas, many poor souls find themselves lost in a sea of information, struggling to … Read more
Shiba Inu’s massive token burn surge aims to reduce supply, but the price remains under pressure. 🤷♂️ On-chain signals and liquidation heatmap revealed bearish sentiment, signaling potential further price declines. 😬 Shiba Inu [SHIB] is making headlines once again, this time with a whopping 2532.14% surge in token burns over the past 24 hours. An … Read more
Based on findings from the Dutch Mass Claims and Consumer Foundation (Massaschade & Consument Foundation), it’s revealed that on average, digitally purchased PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 games tend to be 47% pricier compared to their physically available counterparts. This is surprising given that digital distribution is intended to bypass manufacturing, storage, packaging, and logistics costs.