Enter Dr. Profit-yes, that’s his actual name-who thinks Bitcoin might hit rock bottom sometime between September and October 2026. Talk about a long wait! At this rate, I might just grow old and gray waiting for that bottom to drop. 👵⏳
New research introduces a framework for proving that certain types of distributed computations-from population protocols to chemical reaction networks-will always reach a conclusion or demonstrably fail within a predictable timeframe.
Indie games often take more risks with gameplay, and their smaller development teams have greater creative control over the worlds they build. These games, particularly those using pixel art, are visually stunning – the attention to detail in color, animation, and combat can be as impressive as anything found in 3D titles. They’re inspired by classic games, but thanks to passionate developers, they often exceed them in quality and innovation.
2025’s crash saga 🎬, while Bitcoin flexed and BNB Chain tripled users like, “uh, thanks for the leftovers.” 😎
Researchers have designed a new superconducting quantum computing architecture that significantly reduces unwanted interactions between qubits, paving the way for more complex and reliable quantum computations.
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The draft BIP seeks to address concerns about blockchain bloat, raising key questions around property rights and core Bitcoin principles. Community responses range from strong support to warnings about setting a risky precedent. 🧠
Samson Mow, the Jan3 boss and Bitcoin’s own carnival barker, reckons this siesta won’t last. “Just you wait,” he says, squinting at the horizon like a man who’s seen this movie before. “The big one’s coming.” 🎪
This type of gameplay can be approached in many ways, but it always needs a core purpose, even within the mayhem. Some games create a very open, sandbox experience where even the main story becomes a chance for players to freely explore and experiment. Others focus purely on over-the-top action and don’t take themselves seriously, both in story and how they play. No matter how it’s done, the freedom to fly, shoot, drive, and explore huge open worlds is always enjoyable, whether you’re a new player or revisiting a favorite.
Trust Wallet’s adventure with trust-defying software updates reached its apex when a mysterious ZachXBT, surely a pseudonym masking a Renaissance man of digital sabotage, declared on Telegram that users had witnessed balances vanish faster than a Russian novel’s plot twists. Alas, no seed phrase is sacred, and version 2.68 proved a Trojan horse for chaos.