Ray Dalio

All Text Logs in Saros

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Inside Banyan, you’ll discover text logs labeled “Case Evidence” – there are quite a few of them. You can collect these logs while exploring Banyan, but they won’t be added to your Databank total.

5 Anime Movies With A Higher Budget Than Demon Slayer Infinity Castle That Aren’t Nearly As Good

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Even though Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle has earned around $800 million at the box office, it was made with a relatively small budget of about $20 million, according to The New York Times. The studio, Ufotable, is skilled at creating visually impressive animation without spending a fortune. This makes us wonder about other anime movies that cost more to produce but don’t achieve the same level of quality – or even look as good.

Sharks Feast on Fish: Polymarket’s 0.1% Reap 67% Profits!

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Consider, if you will, the plight of the common trader, who, lured by promises of “life-changing tools,” finds himself ensnared in a web of financial folly. The Wall Street Journal, ever the vigilant chronicler of such tragedies, reveals that the least successful 10% of these souls have lost an average of $4,000 each. Ah, but fear not, for the sharks-those cunning professionals with their real-time data feeds and proprietary models-are here to “improve market efficiency.” How noble of them!

ARC Raiders Releases New Update for May 2026

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The latest update for ARC Raiders, called Riven Tides, concludes the game’s planned Escalation content. It added a new map set along the coast and introduced the Turbine, a powerful new enemy robot. The Turbine is large and cone-shaped, and only attacks if provoked—but it packs a serious punch when it does. Riven Tides also included general improvements, bug fixes, and some gameplay balance changes that weren’t universally popular. Just a week after its release, Embark has released another patch to fix a few issues introduced in the April 28th update.

Coinbase’s Quantum Ballet: A Multi-Year Waltz with Cryptographic Grace

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A spokesperson, no doubt dripping with the gravitas of a Victorian dandy, assures us that the company is “proactively mitigating quantum risk.” Proactively, mind you! As though one could simply wave a fan and waltz away from the specter of quantum supremacy. “Customer assets are safe today,” they coo, “but we must prepare for the future.” How quaintly prescient! One can almost hear the rustle of silk and the clinking of teacups as they ponder the “post-quantum world.”