The dapper folks behind Ondo Catalyst aren’t satisfied with just tossing coins at things—they’re splitting the pot between dusty, paperwork-laden equity and shiny, jingly tokens. Why choose when you can have both, like eating your snozzcumber and having your scrumdiddlyumptious cake too?
At press time, ETH was trading at $2,600 after a 6.3% daily surge.
In a plot twist that no one saw coming, both companies—yes, the ones with money to burn—just informed Axios that they’ve teamed up to launch a shiny new fund called Ondo Catalyst. Ian De Bode, Ondo’s very own Chief Strategy Officer, said they plan to use the $250 million to scoop up equity stakes and tokens from emerging projects. So, you know, the usual ‘buying up stuff’ game.
According to a statement shared on the official TESO X account, Firor, who had been at the helm of ZeniMax Online Studios for over 18 years, will be moving on later this month. The studio and “The Elder Scrolls Online” are set to continue thriving under the guidance of the new Studio Head Jo Burba, as well as Executive Producer Susan Kath and Game Director Rich Lambert.
Starting July 3, clients of a certain financial inclination may hold, trade, and doubtless brag about their RLUSD at AMINA’s glittering counters. Professional investors, institutions, and corporations are cordially invited — ordinary mortals must wait their turn, perhaps at a café with an existential novel. The aim? To usher clients into Ripple’s digital walled garden, safely past the thorns of volatility.
BMNR shares, in an overt display of athleticism typically reserved for lottery numbers or cartoon characters, have more than doubled on Thursday, vaulting past $140 and eagerly testing the elasticity of reason with a 3,000% rally—announced alongside their ambition to gather $250 million for an ether shopping spree.🥂
This latest acquisition brings their total holdings to a whopping 640,585 SOL, which is roughly equivalent to $98.1 million in real-world money 💸. Not bad for a company that’s all about compounding SOL holdings and staking rewards like a boss 💪.
Although Phil Spencer declared that the strength of Xbox’s platform, hardware, and game development plans had never been greater, there are signs of another major round of layoffs affecting Xbox studios for the fourth time in 18 months. Rumors suggest that Rare’s Everwild was cancelled as part of this process, and now there are whispers that Zenimax Online Studios’ upcoming project has also been shelved.
As reported by Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, Microsoft has scrapped a game project tentatively named “Blackbird,” which was being developed by the creators of The Elder Scrolls Online. According to Schreier, this game had been in progress since 2018. However, no further information about the project’s details or objectives were disclosed.
According to reports by trusted journalist Jason Schreier, the cancellation of the upcoming game from Zenimax Online Studios was due to the recent round of mass layoffs.
