šŸ¤‘ XRP Crash Alert: One Trader’s $27M Bet Against the Moon šŸŒ•

According to the ever-watchful folks at Lookonchain, this trader isn’t just dipping his toes in the short-selling pool-he’s doing a cannonball. With a 20x short position on XRP worth $27.4 million, he’s essentially saying, ā€œI’ll take ā€˜Bad Bets’ for $27 million, Alex.ā€ And just for fun, he’s also shorting Bitcoin and ZEC with positions worth $148.5 million and $20.4 million, respectively. Because why stop at one bad idea when you can have three? šŸŽ²šŸ’ø

Bulls, Bears, and Fed Minutes: Bitcoin’s Wild Ride!

The FOMC minutes are the Fed’s version of a ā€œtranscriptā€ from a secret meeting, where they probably discussed how to confuse the market. These minutes could be the key to unlocking rate cuts, or maybe just another round of ā€œwait and seeā€ nonsense. 🐸

Battlefield 6’s New Map Has a Breaking Bad Easter Egg

Players are already expressing significant concerns about the newest map in Battlefield 6. Many are criticizing its small size and the poor placement of objectives. This isn’t the first map to receive negative feedback from the Battlefield 6 community, as long-time fans feel the game is becoming too similar to Call of Duty with its smaller maps and faster gameplay.

New Hampshire’s $100M Bitcoin Bond: A Dance of Frogs and Gold! šŸøšŸŖ™

The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority, that noble assembly of financiers and dreamers, convened on Nov. 17 to deliberate over a proposal as intricate as a Russian nesting doll. Minutes reveal they sought to ā€œconsider approving a resolution authorizing up to $100,000,000 bonds for a project to acquire and hold digital currency.ā€ A task as daunting as herding cats with PhDs. šŸ±šŸŽ“

Steam’s Highest Peak Player Count Game Of 2025 Might Surprise You

It’s been another fantastic year for video games, with titles like Hades 2 continuing to dominate the roguelike genre and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 standing out as a truly memorable experience. There have been so many great releases! However, there’s often a lot of focus on how many players a game has in its first week, and people use that number to judge how successful it will be.