Ray Dalio Fairshake, the golden child of Coinbase, Andreessen Horowitz, and Ripple, has scattered $28 million across the primaries like a farmer sowing seeds in barren soil. Alongside Leading the Future, the pro-AI group that burst onto the scene in August 2025 with pockets heavier than a banker’s conscience ($75 million and counting), these industry darlings have collectively poured over $100 million into the midterm frenzy.
Watching the story unfold, it’s clear that Season 3 of Solo Leveling is going to give Jinwoo some serious power boosts. These upgrades will definitely make him a much stronger fighter, and I have a feeling they’ll be crucial for him to overcome the incredibly powerful enemies he’s facing – maybe even enough to change the fate of the world.
Mina the Hollower is an action game that takes inspiration from classic Zelda titles like the Oracle games and Link’s Awakening. It combines a top-down perspective with challenging, Souls-like gameplay, creating a tough but rewarding experience. Developed by Yacht Club Games as a tribute to the Game Boy era, Mina the Hollower stands out with its 8-bit graphics and spooky Victorian Gothic atmosphere, making it a unique indie game.
Valve announced the next version of the Steam Controller in November 2025, just after celebrating the tenth anniversary of their first PC gamepad. It officially went on sale May 4th at 10 a.m. Pacific Time, but many fans were able to place orders as early as 9:58 a.m. PT. Despite Valve releasing stock in multiple batches, the controller quickly sold out—within a few hours—causing it to repeatedly appear as both available and unavailable during the busy launch.
Digital asset investment products, those fickle sirens of the market, managed $118 million in net inflows last week, their fifth consecutive week of positivity. Yet, this number conceals a drama worthy of a Nabokovian narrative: from Monday to Thursday, crypto exchange-traded products hemorrhaged nearly $620 million, only to be resuscitated by a Friday session that injected $737 million, flipping the week’s fate like a pancake on a hot griddle. James Butterfill, CoinShares’ head of research, declared Friday’s haul among the most prodigious of 2026, a “sharp improvement in risk appetite”-or, as one might whimsically observe, a sudden attack of financial optimism.
Ted Turner, the founder of CNN and a pioneering figure in media, passed away today at the age of 87 after a struggle with Lewy Body Dementia. Since the news broke, many have shared tributes recognizing his remarkable life, from launching the first 24-hour cable news network from a building in Atlanta to his success as an America’s Cup winner. These accomplishments and his impact are all genuinely significant.
As health officials work to understand current outbreaks, the strategy game Plague Inc. seems eerily prescient. Originally released on mobile in 2012, it quickly became a global hit. The expanded PC version, Plague Inc: Evolved, launched on Steam in 2016 and built upon the success of the original. Gamalytic reports that Plague Inc: Evolved has sold around 5.4 million copies. Even now, it maintains an impressive 93% positive rating on Steam based on over 25,000 reviews, including a 91% positive rating from the last 1,668 reviews. These numbers are remarkable for a game that’s almost ten years old.
There’s a special feeling when a game gets its core gameplay just right, letting you explore a large world and create exciting, dynamic moments. This can involve fighting, moving around, or, best of all, a blend of both, resulting in a consistently satisfying experience. Action games are among my favorites (aside from story-driven, third-person shooters), so let’s look back at some of the best ones ever made.
Season 4 of Re:Zero follows Natsuki Subaru as he navigates the challenges within the Great Pleiades Library. Right after overcoming the obstacles on the third floor, the exam for the second floor unexpectedly starts with the arrival of Reid Astrea, a historical figure known as the first Sword Saint. Subaru and his companions must now defeat this legendary swordsman to pass the exam.
Remember when crypto was just that thing hipsters talked about while drinking artisanal coffee? Yeah, now it’s “the world’s financial plumbing.” Sounds glamorous, right? Executives from Binance, Revolut, and Circle are all at Consensus Miami, nodding sagely like they invented the wheel-or, you know, blockchain.