Ray Dalio Initially, the bill had been voted down in the House during its third reading on May 7, but like a phoenix from the ashes, it has risen again. The bill’s purpose is to create a “Bitcoin and Digital Assets Reserve Fund” to manage forfeited digital assets. Because, why not? 🤑
2025 marked the full release of Age of Darkness: Final Stand, which was my first game review for Firaxis this year. Reminiscent of They Are Billions, Age of Darkness: Final Stand is an engaging dark fantasy survival real-time strategy (RTS) with unique twists. Players find themselves in a bleak world overrun by ominous entities known as “Nightmares,” tasked with constructing and safeguarding humanity’s final strongholds against endless assaults. The game’s advanced “SwarmTech” technology allows for the simultaneous rendering of tens of thousands of enemies on screen, resulting in intense and visually striking “Death Nights” that test a player’s strategic skills. For me, the standout feature was its lengthy and strategically designed campaign, with enough surprises to keep players hooked from start to finish. Age of Darkness: Final Stand boasts straightforward yet enjoyable base-building mechanics, resource management, and a diverse cast of unique heroes. It provides a challenging single-player experience and eagerly awaited cooperative multiplayer mode.
In this farcical play of numbers, Aave’s fees have escalated like a comical farce! From a humble $900,000 daily in April, we now see the absurdity of reaching around $1.6 million each day by June! A staggering increase of 80%, dear audience! This dizzying rise is not merely for show; it reflects the increased enthusiasm of borrowers, who have apparently been struck by a love potion for our lending protocols! 💸💖
The chart (take a moment, try not to blink, it’s quite the spectacle) shows the meteoric rise of stablecoins over the last decade, comparing it to the slow and steady rise of the U.S. dollar. It’s as if the dollars took their time getting dressed, while stablecoins jumped right out the door, hoping for a quick hit in the market.
It’s alleged that in May 2023, Nassar, the apparent mastermind, managed to get his grubby hands on several bank accounts belonging to two elderly chaps at two separate banks. He accomplished this dastardly feat using some quite sophisticated techniques, including porting over the phone number of one of the victims 📱. Oh, the cunning blighter!
As of this very moment—alright, perhaps a moment ago—the long position has captivated 55.06% of the trades, while the shorts cower at a mere 44.94%. The long/short ratio is strutting around at a rather confident 1.2252, seemingly with a smug grin on its face. 😏
While everyone else is throwing in the towel on Bitcoin, these ETFs are raking in nearly $390 million in total net inflow as of June 18. Talk about a plot twist! 📈
This peculiar alchemy transforms traditional private credit assets—loans or debt instruments typically issued by non-bank lenders—into digital tokens on a blockchain. Essentially, these tokens represent ownership stakes in underlying credit assets, enabling digital trading and management. It’s like turning a mundane loan into a shiny, tradeable digital gem. 🌟
Now, while the team didn’t specifically point fingers at crypto exchanges, they did mention that crypto-adjacent platforms like Telegram have been thoroughly ransacked. Users are advised to keep their wits about them, avoid cloud storage like the plague, and for heaven’s sake, write down those seed phrases on paper! 📝
The fervor of the market is palpable; one could almost hear whispers of anticipation wafting through the digital ether. Traders, keen-eyed and twitching with excitement, now survey their charts like vigilant hawks, identifying pivotal thresholds that may very well herald WIF’s next grand excursion into the unknown.
