Bitcoin’s 4.64% Surge: A Bear Trap or Breakout?

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Behold, Bitcoin’s [BTC] recent jaunt above $70k-a 4.64% leap on the 2nd of March-has sparked whispers of a “fake pump,” allegedly fueled by short-sellers’ deleveraging theatrics. The next resistance, they say, looms at $78k, a price tag that smells faintly of desperation.

Term Deposits Meet Their Waterloo: Onchain Liquidity Steals the Spotlight

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The crux of this upheaval? Not the interest rate, but liquidity-the very thing traditional banks treat with the disdain of a duchess eyeing a commoner’s crumpet. For years, savers have been forced to choose between earning interest and clutching their cash like a miser guarding a gold sovereign. On-chain alternatives, however, have swept in with the grace of a dashing rogue, offering both yield and freedom. One might say they’ve removed the trade-off “entirely,” though one suspects the banks would prefer to keep it tucked under the carpet.

Hands-On Preview: Tides of Tomorrow

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I was immediately drawn to Tides of Tomorrow, especially since it’s made by the team behind Road 96. That game was fantastic – a story-focused experience where every character’s journey and your choices felt unique and impactful.

Resident Evil Requiem: 10 Tips and Tricks When Playing as Grace

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In Requiem, you’ll experience the story through two characters: the well-known Leon S. Kennedy, and a new character named Grace Ashcroft. You’ll switch between playing as each of them. Grace has a unique connection to the past through her mother, Alyssa, but is also forging her own path.

Altcoins Bleed: 38% Hit Multi-Year Lows in Cycle’s Worst Dip Post-FTX Crash

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CryptoQuant, in a burst of enthusiasm, shared a tweet showing the “percentage altcoins near ATL” metric. Apparently, a “significant” portion of altcoins-because why not-remains in a perpetual state of underwhelming. But, wait, it gets juicier: CryptoQuant claims this is the “largest regression of altcoins” we’ve seen in this cycle. Take a moment to appreciate that one. It’s a “largest regression” as if to say, “look, we’ve seen worse, but this… this is next level!”