On the NIGHT/USDT chart, courtesy of the ever-reliable TradingView, the latest candle is sitting pretty at $0.092216, up a sprightly 2.67%. And would you Adam and Eve it? The price is holding firm above the Bollinger Bands basis of $0.085786. That old indicator, always the trend’s trusty sidekick, is lending its support-until, of course, it decides to throw in the towel. 🧢
La Banque du Peuple de Chine (PBOC, pour les intimes) a récemment lancé une mise à jour spectaculaire dans la saga de sa monnaie numérique, le fameux CBDC. Imaginez-la comme une révolution dans la gestion financière, avec un document portant un titre aussi pompeux qu’un prix Nobel : “Action Plan for Strengthening Digital RMB & Infrastructure”. Rien que ça, mes amis! 📜🧐
Some might argue that the original Dark Souls didn’t actually have many ‘Soulslike’ features, but even if you ignore that comparison, there were still key elements that influenced the genre. These elements range from ideas that are over twenty years old to more recent innovations.
Over the years, the Final Fantasy series tried out different battle systems, including fast-paced, real-time combat and combinations of different approaches. But the classic style of Final Fantasy, the one many of us remember fondly, hasn’t been featured prominently in a while.
Fans of both the Dragon Ball Super manga and anime are going to be thrilled, and for good reason! This article will cover what fans can expect when Dragon Ball returns, and explain why each new addition promises to make the series even better than before.
SquareSoft had a strong relationship with Nintendo until Sony entered the market. Role-playing games, or RPGs, became incredibly popular on the PlayStation 1, largely thanks to SquareSoft, though many other developers also helped build the console’s reputation. Initially, RPGs weren’t released widely in Western countries, so the dates we’ll focus on are primarily Japanese release dates. Let’s explore the history of RPGs on the PS1, from its launch in Japan in 1994 through 2002.
This shenanigan was spotted by Lookonchain, a detective agency for blockchain mysteries, on December 29. The trail goes back to October 2025-yes, the future-or as we like to call it, Tuesday. 📆
To start the Withering Heights quest in RuneScape Dragonwilds, you’ll need to find the first Curse Fragment in Emberwood Village. But you can’t just walk right in – an energy barrier is blocking the way. You’ll need to find and activate four shrines located around the area to lower the barrier and gain access to the village.
Let us not forget Michael Saylor’s signature dance-an “orange dot” on X-an ancient signal that signals, well, more Bitcoin. To his followers, it’s as predictable as sunrise: another purchase, another declaration of unwavering faith in the ~digital gold~. Truly poetic, when one considers that Strategy now boasts a staggering 672,497 BTC, valued at an eye-watering $50.44 billion. A sea of crypto, enough to drown out the skeptics, including Schiff himself, who seems convinced that the firm might sell its soul-or at least its stocks-to keep up with the Joneses (or the Satoshis). 🧙♂️
Markets are probably in the early phase of a crypto winter, echoing Bitcoin’s historical four-year cycle. Brett Knoblauch, the analyst with a name that sounds like a character from a 19th-century novel, says Bitcoin is roughly 85 days past its peak. Prices could remain under pressure for months, possibly even testing Strategy’s (MSTR) average breakeven price near $75,000. Because, you know, why not? 💸