Bitcoin’s Big Yawn: Billions Woken Up, Big Boys Take Over, and the Market Does a Drunken Dance

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Since the dawn of 2025, a staggering 215,000 BTC—worth over $24.7 billion—have been stirred from their long slumber. These erstwhile “sleeping giants” seem to have been roused by some compelling urge to re-engage in the crypto circus, as if their ownership was an inconvenient secret kept in a very, very secure Swiss bank vault. Meanwhile, the grand reactivation comes amid repeated appearances of Satoshi-era whales, like spectral remnants of the early internet, suddenly reappearing with enough BTC to keep a small country amused for a decade.

All Collectible Locations in Ninja Gaiden Ragebound

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A collectible can only be considered truly obtained when the accompanying task or objective is successfully finished following its acquisition. Consequently, if a player decides to revisit a level to snag a collectible they overlooked earlier, they need to be ready to go through that stage from start to finish once more.

Mafia: The Old Country is Suddenly Facing an Uphill Battle It Couldn’t Have Seen Coming

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As the launch of Mafia series’ new installment, Mafia: The Old Country, draws near, long-time fans eagerly anticipate an engaging origin story about protagonist Enzo’s journey from mine labor to joining Sicily’s Torrisi crime family. This historical fiction game appears captivating, but its initial weekend may face competition from the surprise contender: the Battlefield 6 open beta.

Solana’s Memecoin Bubble Bursts: Pump.fun’s $25M Slip & Slump Saga! 💥🚀

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And oh, what a gradual yawn-fest this slowdown has been! February saw the revenue slip to $90 million, March brought it down even more to $37 million, then it lurked stubbornly around the $40 million mark—like a lazy cat refusing to move—until it finally settled at this sad little low. The memecoin mania, once a frenzy of flashing screens and dollar signs, is now nibbling on the crumbs of its former glory, sipping lukewarm lemonade after the summer hype fizzled out. 🍋📉

Battlefield 6’s Latest Controversy Tells a Tale as Old as Time, But It’s Never Been a Good One

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While Battlefield 6 certainly offers many delightful aspects, it’s important to acknowledge that not everything is perfect, and there are some features notably missing in BF6. One of the most significant omissions has been the absence of a server browser in Battlefield 6, a feature deeply cherished by the gaming community. Many players have expressed their desire for DICE to reintroduce this classic element to create a more authentic Battlefield experience. The server browser was a hallmark of older titles and played a crucial role in keeping these games popular for extended periods, offering players a wide array of choices regarding who they play with and the maps available. However, DICE’s decision to omit this feature may result in some unforeseen criticism.

Overwatch 2 Reveals Nerf Skins

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During the Season 17 trailer and subsequent updates, an item resembling a Nerf Vortex football and darts popped up in Overwatch 2 maps, hinting at a potential collaboration with the toy line. Overwatch 2 officially acknowledged this by scheduling a Nerf partnership preview for August 4th.

28 Years Later, Oda Still Struggles With Writing For This Straw Hat

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It appears that the situation might have escalated over time, yet it’s understandable why the character behaves as they do given this context. Oda seldom shares insights into his creative process, but he has lately mentioned one Straw Hat crew member who continues to be challenging for him to manage. With careful observation, fans should be able to pinpoint the individual in question.

PS4 Console Exclusive Game is Shutting Down Forever on August 31

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One intriguing launch title for PlayStation 4 (PS4) was the free-to-play first-person shooter game, “Blacklight: Retribution.” Previously only accessible on PC, “Blacklight: Retribution” was exclusive to PS4 at its release and never appeared on Xbox or Nintendo systems. As such, it became a console-exclusive title for Sony’s platform. The game initially garnered some attention and received years of support, but the PC version ceased operation in 2019 due to a decrease in player numbers. Despite being delisted in 2024, those who had previously downloaded it could still play the PS4 version.

Borderlands 4 May Be Co-Op, But One Vault Hunter Is a Solo Player’s Best Friend

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In Borderlands 4, the character Vex, the Siren, is specifically designed for solo play, making it feel more cooperative even without the need for matchmaking. With her ability to summon minions and always have a companion by her side, she effectively turns single-player games into team-like experiences. Moreover, Vex’s skill tree prioritizes survivability and sustainability, which makes her an ideal ally for solo players in Borderlands 4.