On trading platforms, Bitcoin lounges next to growth stocks and commodities like they’re old friends. Price feeds share real estate with live cricket betting odds, because why not? In this chaotic carnival, Bitcoin’s “digital gold” persona crumbles like a stale biscuit. It’s less “ancient relic” and more “glamorous, high-stakes dartboard.”
The big reveal exposes their ninja-like Bitcoin boots, catapulting them to “the world’s largest publicly admitted Bitcoin collectors” category. Yes, the accolade of showing off like this is probably on their to-do list!
Some decisions in this part of the game might be unclear, leaving players unsure if they’ll damage relationships or change the story. This guide lists all the conversation choices and recommends the best options to pick in Dispatch.
Cooling network activity, sell pressure rising like a poorly timed balloon animal, and derivatives positioning weaker than a jellyfish’s handshake all scream: “Prepare for a trip to the $1 express!” 🚂
Their shares are now performing better than Bitcoin itself – which is rather like discovering your butler makes better martinis than you do. Shocking, but terribly convenient. 🍸 Today’s NAV per share sits at $170, proving that sometimes corporate stubbornness does pay off – who knew? 🤷♂️
Pokémon GO is almost at its 10-year mark, having first launched to huge popularity in July 2016. The game has evolved a lot since then with new features and improvements, but players still have suggestions for making it even better. Common requests include the ability to skip cutscenes and making some game processes more efficient.
Over the last decade, many open-world games have pushed the industry forward. This isn’t about picking the most popular titles; even smaller, innovative games can have a big impact. Here’s a look at the games that truly changed things, across all consoles and genres.
Okay, so 2025 was a surprisingly good year for gaming, even with all the industry stuff going on. As a PC gamer, I was seriously spoiled for choice! We had huge RPGs like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 winning awards, and a bunch of awesome indie multiplayer games popped off – R.E.P.O., Peak, and RV There Yet were constantly in my rotation. What really blew my mind was seeing games like Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, and Stellar Blade finally come to Steam. Since most of us PC players use Steam, those games – and a lot of others – did really well thanks to Valve and all its users. It was a great year to be a PC gamer, honestly.
While the naysayers are busy declaring Bitcoin’s demise (again), Waterman is waving historical charts around like a magician with too many scarves up his sleeve. Turns out, pullbacks like this are as predictable as a British summer-unpleasant, but hardly unexpected. And here’s the kicker: gold and silver, those shiny relics of financial anxiety, have already hit new highs. Historically, Bitcoin follows suit like an excitable puppy chasing after them. So, if you’re thinking of ditching crypto for gold bars, Waterman suggests you might want to rethink that life choice.
Although Zelda games often feature the classic battle between Link and Ganon, the series has consistently enhanced its optional content. Recent Zelda titles offer a wide variety of engaging side quests, many with their own unique stories, like the Anju and Kafei quest in Majora’s Mask and the Tarrey Town missions in Breath of the Wild. Games on the Switch have also added numerous Shrine challenges and collectibles like Korok Seeds. Now, a dedicated Zelda fan has impressively completed every 3D Zelda game to 100% in a single playthrough.
