Fans learned early in the post-time skip that Joy Boy also owned a Straw Hat. During the Egghead arc, we saw Joy Boy wearing the famous hat, and he looked remarkably like Red-Haired Shanks. While he seemed larger overall, Joy Boy’s hat appeared a bit bigger than Luffy’s, it was still the same iconic hat.
Though I Am an Inept Villainess will stream on Crunchyroll this July.
In Pragmata, players control Diana and Hugh at the same time. Hugh fights enemies directly, while Diana uses her hacking skills to find weaknesses and gain advantages. The game focuses on solving hacking puzzles in real-time, which impact battles by giving the pair benefits and weakening enemies. Diana’s hacking abilities come from being a Pragmata – a technologically advanced android capable of connecting directly to machines within the research facility. Beyond gameplay, Capcom emphasizes the emotional connection between Diana and Hugh as a father-daughter relationship.
As an analyst tracking cryptocurrency movements, I noticed a significant transaction on Wednesday. Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, transferred 951 Bitcoin – roughly $70.47 million worth – from the Bitfinex exchange to its own Bitcoin reserve. This indicates they’re bolstering their reserves with Bitcoin.
On Wednesday, Legal & General Asset Management jubilantly announced the grand entrance of its liquidity funds into the blockchain ballpark, flaunting more than £50 billion (approximately $68 million, if you’re keeping score) through an innovative distribution channel conjured by Calastone.
Instead of releasing all at once, the Gothic Classic Trilogy will be published in three parts throughout 2026. This staggered release likely aims to give each book its own dedicated spotlight.
So, here’s the scoop: Tether, the wily wizard behind the world’s biggest stablecoin, USDT, just couldn’t resist adding yet another $70 million worth of bitcoin to its ever-growing stash. It’s all part of a cunning strategy tied to its stablecoin escapades.
Bleakmill initially announced their game would be released today, April 7th, exciting fans, but they’ve since had to delay the launch until April 29th.
New research reveals that the performance gains from prompting large language models to ‘think step-by-step’ aren’t always reliable, and understanding why is key to building more robust AI coding tools.
Okay, so finding those wandering merchants in Pywel and trying to make them drop their packs? Honestly, it’s super inconsistent and doesn’t always work. Luckily, I found a much better way to get basic packs in Crimson Desert. I can farm them pretty reliably and then use those packs to craft Kuku Packs – which is exactly what I needed for crafting!