Ethereum Still ‘Cheap’? 🐉🔥

Despite this, the market’s gnomes (a.k.a. watchers) insist the conditions are still favorable, thanks to some mysterious long-term chart magic and the whispers of exchange activity. It’s like a fairy tale, but with numbers. ✨

Bitcoin’s Struggle, XRP’s Doom & The Crypto Scam Epidemic: What’s Next?

Bitcoin, ever the tempestuous spirit, has found some fleeting solace at $109,449 after bouncing off the more dismal lows of $106,000. But, as with all things crypto, relief is but a brief reprieve, and the bigger charts reveal a disturbing lack of stability. Alas, Bitcoin struggles beneath the heavy weight of the $114,000 resistance level, which is rather like a stubborn glass ceiling, refusing to yield. Should it manage to break through, there’s a glimmer of hope at $118,000-$120,000. But, as the fates would have it, the current trajectory hints at nothing more than a sideways crawl. How delightful.

The Best-Looking Game of Every Console Generation

It took a long time and many steps to achieve the stunning video game graphics we see today. Each new generation of home consoles improved what was possible, and every one had games that impressed players with their visuals. Here are some of the most visually impressive games from each console generation.

It’s True: Oda Had Another User For Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika In One Piece

The Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika is a truly legendary Devil Fruit in the world of One Piece. Interestingly, it’s also the very first Devil Fruit ever shown in the series, making it incredibly significant. While Luffy ate this fruit at the beginning of the story, its full power wasn’t revealed until much later, during the Wano Country arc in chapter 1044. For a long time, it was believed to be a simple Paramecia-type fruit that gave Luffy rubber powers. However, it’s actually a powerful Mythical Zoan fruit, connected to the ancient deity known as the Warrior of Liberation, the Sun God Nika.

ARC Raiders Reveals New Changes Based on October Server Slam Feedback

Following the positive reception of their free-to-play shooter The Finals, Embark Studios began developing ARC Raiders, aiming for another hit in the extraction shooter genre. Initially revealed as a cooperative third-person game at The Game Awards in 2021, the project shifted direction to a player-versus-player-versus-environment (PvPvE) extraction shooter after the team determined the original concept wasn’t enjoyable. After several testing phases with players over the past few months, Embark has announced the final adjustments they’re making before the game officially launches next week.