Behold, the latest scribblings from JPMorgan’s soothsayers! They decree that Coinbase, that great digital bazaar, shall be enriched beyond measure by this mythical Base token. A fresh river of gold, they say, to flow alongside the existing streams-USDC yields, on-chain trading, and the usual capitalist delights.
Turns out, Kyrgyzstan’s master plan involves launching a national stablecoin on BNB Chain and rolling out a CBDC faster than you can say “blockchain bureaucracy.” CZ, serving as an advisor to the country’s National Crypto Council, also suggested adding Bitcoin and BNB to the reserve. Because nothing says “fiscal responsibility” like putting crypto in charge of a nation’s economy! 💸
Meanwhile, Shiba Inu is so bullish it extended its rebound on Friday, buoyed by a shiny gift: September inflation turned out to be milder than expected – a groovy 3.0% according to the Consumer Price Index, which is basically the government’s way of saying, “We’re not screwing things up too badly this month, folks.” The coin poetically danced up to $0.00001034, only to then strut back a tad, but still-four zeros post the decimal point. (It’s a long way from the days when people thought it would be the currency of the future.)
New game announcements happen almost daily, and honestly, it can be overwhelming to keep track of them all. It’s impossible to play everything, especially when many games offer huge, 30-hour-plus adventures. So, let’s focus on the most anticipated upcoming JRPGs launching soon. If you’re a fan of the genre, these are the games you’ll want to watch.
The anime and manga series One Piece is now focusing on the Elbaf arc, where the creator, Oda, is sharing crucial details about some of history’s most formidable pirates. The story is currently immersed in a flashback to God Valley, filled with important revelations and exciting action sequences. Many fans consider this the highlight of the Elbaf arc so far, and while future developments may be even more impressive, the depiction of the legendary Rocks D. Xebec and his crew will likely remain a memorable part of the series.
It’s true that not all ways of making money from games are harmful, and there’s a line between fair and unfair practices. However, some companies have gone too far with aggressive and exploitative monetization, damaging their reputations permanently, even if they later changed or removed those features. This has happened several times in the gaming industry, and here are eight of the most well-known examples.
Many video games have become incredibly successful in certain areas, like how much money they’ve made or how popular they are, and it’s unlikely any new game will reach those same heights soon. From famous titles to hidden gems, the games below are the best in their category and will likely remain so.
Since its release in 2024, Solo Leveling has become incredibly popular in the anime world. The series continued to grow, reaching even greater heights with the release of its fantastic second season in the following year. Much of its appeal comes from the beloved main character, Sung Jinwoo.
For some time now, I’ve observed these jurisdictional rules affecting digital platforms, and it is, frankly, a sight to behold. It’s remarkable, isn’t it? How much geography still dictates access. It was once sufficient to simply have the internet; now, one must also consider where one is while having it-and what laws deign to apply in that particular locale. A pox on bureaucracy, I say! 😤
Apparently, this “Token Ferrari 499P” is exclusively for the Hyperclub, a group of 100 mega-rich racing enthusiasts who probably own more Ferraris than pairs of shoes. (But let’s be honest, who doesn’t want a car that’s basically a trophy with wheels?) 🥂💼 Partnering with fintech firm Conio, Ferrari’s chief marketing guru, Enrico Galliera, claims it’s all about “strengthening the sense of belonging.” Because nothing says “we’re family” like a digital token, right? 🤔❤️
