Ray Dalio Hold on to your hats, folks! Pi Network just topped over 526 million KYC validations, and they’re telling everyone it’s a big deal. Meanwhile, over a million validators have been working around the clock to make sure those validations are as real as your grandma’s cookies. But let’s be real, it’s just a giant data-party, and you’re all invited!
The newest expansion for the Pokemon Trading Card Game is generating a lot of buzz, thanks to its many strong cards. The Meowth ex card is expected to become a key part of competitive decks, letting players find any Supporter card they need. The expansion, called Perfect Order, also brings back popular Trainer cards like Poke Pad, Night Stretcher, and Judge, making them easier to obtain. And now, players can open Perfect Order packs in the Pokemon digital game without using money or in-game points.
Old Saylor, with a gravitas that could make a butler blush, has declared that Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycle is as passé as spats at a jazz club. “The four-year cycle is dead,” he intoned, as if reading the last rites over a particularly stubborn halving event. Price, he added, is now as fickle as a debutante’s affections, swayed by capital flows rather than the predictable rhythms of yore.
Besides overall game restrictions, each gaming platform also has rules based on location. For example, players on the North American PlayStation 5 servers can’t play with friends on the European servers. While this is expected to improve, it will take time.
The next Live Letter broadcast is coming at a busy time for Final Fantasy 14 fans. In early April, the game received a significant update to its online store, allowing players to purchase a wider variety of gifts for friends using real money. These gifts now include mounts, minions, orchestrion rolls, and housing items. Currently, items that apply to the entire account cannot be gifted.
Only a handful of games truly deserve a perfect score, boasting nearly flawless execution and lasting cultural impact. These titles, ranging from immersive single-player experiences to competitive multiplayer arenas, represent the pinnacle of first-person shooter design and continue to influence game developers today.
Okay, so I’ve been totally hooked on Pokopia, the newest game in the monster-catching series! It’s made by Omega Force and Game Freak, and honestly, it blew up – over 2 million copies sold in just four days! That makes it one of the fastest-selling games on the Switch 2, which is crazy. What I really love is all the Pokémon villagers you can hang out with – they brought back a bunch of old favorites and added some new ones like Peakychu and Mosslax. It’s so good! And get this – one fan is seriously dedicated and is trying to max out the happiness of every Pokémon villager in the game. That’s some serious dedication!
With Syd Drew’s power to control objects and Katie Walker’s amazing strength, the Rangers have some incredibly powerful women. While strength isn’t the only important quality, many candidates are impressively strong – some can even lift cars! However, a few female Rangers stand out as particularly strong compared to the others.
I just finished reading One Piece chapter 1176, and it looks like Sanji is going up against Saint Killingham. Everyone figured Killingham would be a really tough opponent – he’s a famous Holy Knight and supposedly one of Imu’s most powerful fighters. But honestly, the fight wasn’t even close! Sanji completely overpowered Killingham, defeating him incredibly quickly. It was a surprisingly one-sided battle.
I’m really enjoying the Spring 2026 anime season so far, especially with the return of shows like Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun. What I appreciate about Iruma-kun is that it doesn’t lean too heavily into typical isekai clichés. Instead, it focuses on really engaging, everyday stories that just happen to take place in a fantasy world. The first episode of the new season, “The Other Demon in the Misfit Class,” perfectly illustrates this. While it’s technically an isekai, it doesn’t feel like one because the core of the episode is about things like finding your voice and feeling like you belong.