As a devoted RPG enthusiast, I’ve always admired how these games prioritize captivating narratives above all else, with gameplay mechanics coming in a close second. The sheer complexity of the genre often leaves us yearning for more, as it’s simply impossible to encapsulate every fan-cherished element. Yet, carefully chosen and strategically assembled games can effortlessly … Read more
The speed at which Electronic Arts (EA) games are being shut down isn’t letting up; in fact, four more EA titles are scheduled to be closed in October. While many of these closures were anticipated given the annual nature of some sports franchises published by EA, the upcoming shutdown of a popular racing game comes as a surprise and is particularly disappointing for racing game enthusiasts.
Speaking to Bloomberg—because, where else would one share such groundbreaking thoughts?—Lubin, the ever-watchful custodian of ETH’s treasure trove, revealed that SharpLink is tapping into the fine art of accumulation à la Michael Saylor. Yes, the man who devours Bitcoin as if it were his last meal!
Now, Santiment, those on-chain sleuths, have been tracking this with metrics that sound like they belong in a bad sci-fi novel. Take the Mean Dollar Invested Age—it’s basically the average lifespan in days of every dollar tied up in XRP. Think of it as a cryptocurrency retirement home tracker. If a coin sits idle for 10 days, it’s racking up “coin days” like a bored kid counting sheep. Multiply that by the price when it last moved—say $2—and you’ve got “coin-dollar days.” In this case, that’s 10 per dollar, or as I like to call it, the snooze factor. 😴
While XRP clings for dear life above the sacred support zone of $3.07 to $3.12 (like a cat on a rollercoaster), it’s also flirting dangerously close to the 20-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) hovering at $3.06. This support band has been pretty heroic in cushioning recent plummets, reminiscent of a great Swiss cheese—full of holes but somehow still standing!
In a move that has Wall Street gossip echoing through the marble halls, the prestigious Goldman Sachs has buddied up with BNY for a joint venture that promises to sprinkle blockchain magic over the mundane. Who knew tokens could have partners in crime? 💃🕺
Michel, with the confidence of a man who has just discovered Wi-Fi for the first time, suggests that while central banks are busy sprinting toward their shiny new digital currencies, they seem to have forgotten something rather important: the actual plumbing 💩 behind it all. Enter Ripple, stage left, ready to save the day like a blockchain superhero wearing a cape made of code.
Picture this: clients, seduced by the siren call of digital gold, will now buy and trade cryptocurrencies right in the palm of their hands in AED, like some modern-day alchemy. No fuss, no external transfers, just seamless access—because who wants to mess around when you can have magic at your fingertips? And all of this happening just as Bitcoin sits brooding, nipping at the heels of its previous glory, while altcoins go on their chaotic dance—volatile, unpredictable, and utterly exhilarating. 🎢🤡
While the crypto market is having a bit of a hangover, AVAX held its ground way better than most. According to Xero’s latest charts, assets like ETH, SOL, DOT, and VIRTUAL were all feeling the pain, but AVAX was like the friend who drinks water between shots—only a mild decline before bouncing back to green during the day. This kind of resilience is a sign that AVAX might be the one everyone turns to when the market mood swings.
Lost Soul Aside” joins the ranks of several high-profile, grandiose modern action games originating from China, with titles such as “Wuchang: Fallen Feathers” and “Black Myth Wukong” being more recent examples.
