Bitcoin’s Dramatic Dip: Is $100K Doom or Drama? 🤡

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With the gravitas of a surgeon announcing a minor scrape, he pointed to two sacred thresholds: the 111-day moving average near $109,600 (a number as mystical as a pentagram) and the “realized price” for short-term holders at $106,800-because, apparently, Bitcoin traders now have their own “realized” existential crises. Together, these form a demand-heavy sanctuary between $107,000 and $110,000, where, Adler mused, the price might either find salvation or collapse like a drunkard on icy pavement.

Best Pokemon Rom Hacks That Have ALL Pokemon

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As a dedicated Pokémon gamer, I’ve found that when it comes to ROM hacks offering the complete roster, they often start with the Pokémon Emerald base. This preference is largely due to the Pokeemerald Expansion tool, brilliantly crafted by DizzyEggg, which enables creators to seamlessly integrate mechanics from later generations into Emerald. Consequently, for anyone aiming to incorporate Pokémon from all 9 generations in their gaming adventure, Emerald stands out as the preferred choice.

XRP’s Wild Ride: Bulls, Bears, and a $3 Tug-of-War 🤠💰

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What to know, ye financial adventurers: XRP, that slippery rascal, rebounded 6% to $2.93 after a day of trading so wild, it’d make a Mississippi riverboat gambler blush. 🌊🎲 Seems the blockchain got a security downgrade, and the market reacted like a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. 🐱💺 Traders are eyeballing $2.99 … Read more

Bitcoin’s Bearish Ballet: Is Jackson Hole the Final Act? 🎭💰

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First off, the 180-day call-put skew on Deribit-the largest crypto options exchange, don’t you know-is looking more glum than a butler on a Monday morning. As of this scribble, it’s sitting at a negative 0.42, the lowest since June 2023. Amberdata says so, and they’re not ones to fib. A negative skew? That’s traders betting on put options like they’re going out of fashion. 🕶️💼

Things Confirmed For Kirby Air Riders

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Even though unexpected, it turns out that there will indeed be a sequel to the popular game “Kirby Air Rider”: fresh news revealed in the latest Nintendo Direct! After staying quiet for quite some time, details have finally been unveiled about this anticipated Switch title. Let’s delve into all the exciting features and what fans can anticipate from the upcoming game.

Best Enemies-Turned-Allies In My Hero Academia

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In the realm where ‘good’ and ‘evil’ serve as benchmarks, numerous characters in My Hero Academia initially appeared as adversaries, holding grudges against certain main characters. Yet, as the story unfolds across the anime series, these antagonists undergo personal transformations, shifting their perspectives and ambitions. This evolution often leads them to forge friendships with Deku and All Might, even going so far as to become allies and eventual companions of theirs. In fact, it’s common to see some of the initial enemies turn into allies throughout My Hero Academia.

Japan’s Big Move: New Crypto Bureau and Big Changes Coming in 2026!

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In the grand tradition of cleaning up after a mess, the FSA has decided it’s time to do something about those ongoing insurance scandals. Leaks, improper transfers, and “oops” moments from partner banks-what a delightful mix. 🧐 The agency is reimagining the way it handles all this, hoping to regain the trust of the public and show it’s serious about fixing things. Out with the old, in with the new (or at least with a name change!).

Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil Movie Can Be Great, If It Avoids These Things

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In 2021, “Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City” hit the screens as an attempt to cater to fans by staying truer to the games, but it didn’t achieve major success. Now, director Zach Cregger, known for movies like “Barbarian” and “Weapons,” is taking on a fresh approach to the series. No specifics have been disclosed yet, but the next installment of “Resident Evil” is scheduled to premiere on September 18, 2026. Here are some elements Cregger should steer clear from in his rendition.