Ethereum’s Farewell Party: Address Counts Drop and Investors Whisper “Bye” 👋

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CryptoOnchain, that wise oracle of on-chain stats, shrugs and reports that Ethereum’s active addresses have nosedived from their August high of 483,000 – a number as glorious as a Soviet parade – down to a measly 327,000. That’s over a third of the crowd vanishing faster than a politician’s promises. May this be the end of the golden era? Perhaps. The market mourns as the network’s lively troupe dwindles, relegating some to the shadows of history.

Bitcoin’s Existential Crisis: To Moon or Not to Moon? 🤔💸

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Ah, the theatrics of it all! A few “possibly manipulated leverage flushes” (how delightfully vague) have graced the stage over the past fortnight, yet the asset remains as directionless as a dandy at a temperance meeting. Alphractal CEO Joao Wedson, ever the dramatist, declared Bitcoin at a “critical on-chain support” level, as if the poor thing were clinging to a chandelier at a Wildean soirée. His “Realized Cap Impulse” is testing a “decisive region”-historically, a zone where Bitcoin pauses for a cigarette before either collapsing elegantly or ascending with a flourish. But, darling, demand must emerge now, lest the whole affair descend into farce.

Resident Evil Requiem is an RE4 successor as much as it is a Village sequel

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As a long-time Resident Evil fan, I’m really hyped for RE Requiem. It looks like it’s going to strike a great balance between the action we loved in older games and the scary, survival horror vibes of RE7 and Village. Those last two were amazing, but I’m excited Leon Kennedy is back – it feels like the series is getting back to its roots. It continues the story after Village, but honestly, it’s shaping up to be the RE4 sequel I’ve been waiting for, and I know a lot of other fans feel the same way!