Ray Dalio Three US-listed Bitcoin miners led the rally, with Cleanspark, Riot Platforms and Cipher Mining all rising in the session and showing double-digit gains over the past five days. One might say they’re as cheerful as a parrot in a jazz band. 🐦💰
ARC Raiders is a game where you’ll face both other players and powerful machines called ARCs. While exploring the world, you’ll run into these ARCs much more often than other people – and they’re determined to destroy any humans they find. The game focuses on making combat feel realistic, with clear visual effects and physics that show you exactly what’s happening and how well you’re doing in a fight.
In the fourth season of Stranger Things, Eleven defeated Vecna, also known as Henry Creel. Despite his defeat, Vecna nearly succeeded in opening a gateway between the Upside Down and our world. As a result, Hawkins has been cut off from the outside world to prevent the supernatural threat from spreading.
The Hytale team is launching an early-access version of the game, and they’re being upfront about it – the current build is an older, unfinished one and will likely have bugs. However, with a focused development team and help from players, it will be exciting to see how Hytale develops in 2026.
According to the wise prophets at BTIG (think Wall Street’s very own clairvoyants), December might see Bitcoin tiptoeing past the $100,000 mark – that legendary number that sounds like someone just made it up during a Vegas binge. They note that BTC is a seasoned bottom-dweller, often hitting its lowest point around late November – fitting, since it’s almost turkey time. As the RSI (Really Serial Indicator – okay, Relative Strength Index, but it sounds more fun my way) hit oversold status last week, the coin’s potential for a comeback resembles that of a caffeinated acrobat.
Day after day, the inflows flowed like wine at a feast! The most glorious days? November 14th (💰$243.05 million!) and November 24th (💰$164.04 million!). A true testament to the power of… well, maybe not the market, but the marketing! 📈
Xbox Game Studios has several exciting games planned for release through 2026, including installments in some of its most popular franchises. Microsoft has already announced a remake of the original Halo, known as Halo: Combat Evolved, which will surprisingly be the first Halo game available on PlayStation. Fans can also look forward to a new Forza Horizon 6 racing game and the long-awaited return of the Fable series after over ten years. Recent rumors suggest we now have potential release windows for both the newest Forza game and a completely new game from Xbox.
Like any movie series that’s been around a while, Spider-Man has had some great films and some not-so-great ones. We’ve seen his origin story retold several times, he’s battled classic villains, and he’s worn many different costumes – even a black suit! While each movie has its good and bad points, some Spider-Man films just tell stronger stories than others.
The third season of One Punch Man hasn’t been well-received by viewers, mainly due to the noticeably lower animation quality. After a long wait, fans were hoping the new season would be an improvement over the second, but many are disappointed.
The 2017 release of Little Nightmares quickly gained a following for its unique, atmospheric environments and storytelling through visuals, rather than dialogue. Its sequel built upon this dark and immersive world, inspiring other developers. Fans of classic platformers often credit the 2010 game Limbo with starting this trend of emotionally resonant, visually striking horror games. This has led to a surge in popularity for games that are both comforting and unsettling, creating a number of beloved indie titles. Ayasa: Shadows of Silence aims to become the next addition to this collection of haunting and immersive experiences.
