Chainlink has conjured 24/5 U.S. equity and ETF data-because apparently, markets needed to trade during the entire time humans aren’t fast asleep. The update wires pre-market, regular, after-hours, and overnight sessions into a single blockchain artery. As if $80T of stock fever wasn’t enough, now it’s a round-the-clock party for digital wallets.
Meanwhile, the Austere Realm of Ethereum ETFs, accustomed only to pages promising uninterrupted inflows, faced an abrupt and eloquent rejection of their five-day optimism. Indeed, $230 million sought refuge elsewhere, leaving behind an aching silence. XRP ETFs, that capricious conglomerate, declined a cumbersome $53.3 million, mocking the futility of modest hope represented by Franklin’s $2 million dance with fortune. Yet, amidst it all, the waxing Solana ETFs resisted the mammoth collapse, flourishing tepidly with $3.1 million, mainly courtesy of the same Fidelity and Franklin brethren who had shown mercy to XRP.
Most games of this type have at least a ‘good’ and ‘bad’ ending, but nowadays they often feature multiple endings that aren’t simply good or bad. Even with these choices, open-world RPGs frequently include a particularly bleak and memorable ‘bad’ ending that can stay with players long after they finish the game.
For years, there have been rumors about a remake of Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag. These rumors gained new traction in the summer of 2025 when a video surfaced of actor Matt Ryan, who voiced Edward Kenway, hinting that players “may have to beat it again.” Several leaks also suggested the game was in development, even pinpointing a release before the end of March 2026. This timeline appeared to be confirmed when the European game rating system, PEGI, listed Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, aligning with Ubisoft’s plans for an unannounced release in that period. Despite the potential launch being just a few months away, Ubisoft hasn’t officially announced the remake, leaving fans anxiously awaiting more information and a first look at the updated game.
Heartopia is a new multiplayer game that combines elements of Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing, quickly gaining popularity with over 37,000 players trying it out on Steam. While players are still exploring the game, launched earlier this month, some noticed what seemed to be AI-generated content. The development team has now confirmed the use of AI and explained how it was implemented.
To get the best outcome in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check on Day 27, players need to meet their goals: send zombies into the cage a minimum of two times and prevent the Survivor area from becoming infected. If they succeed, the main character will receive a congratulatory radio message from Major Rhodes, confirming they’ve finished their service at the camp.
![The study establishes a 95% confidence level upper limit on the signal strength multiplier μ times the machine learning event yield [latex]S_{ev}[/latex] for the fully hadronic decay channel of [latex]Su \rightarrow u\chi \rightarrow u(Wb)[/latex], specifically when the mass of χ is 2 TeV and the parameter <i>D</i> equals 0.9.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.11181v1/x4.png)
A new study explores the potential to uncover ultraheavy diquarks decaying into multijet final states at the upcoming High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider.
Originally born from a popular fan server within Minecraft called Hypixel, the development of Hytale faced several challenges. In 2025, Riot Games shut down Hytale‘s development and closed Hypixel Studios. However, the studio’s founder, Simon Collins-Laflamme, stepped in with plans to buy Hytale and Hypixel Studios from Riot and its parent company, Tencent. He succeeded, and Hypixel Studios was reborn as an independent studio. As a result, Hytale launched in early access on January 13th as a standalone game for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Players can access the game by purchasing one of three early access versions, starting at $20.
Even places that seem safe to adventurers can be surprisingly dangerous. Dungeon Masters often enjoy revealing hidden threats in familiar locations, especially when players feel secure. Dungeon Master Oskar shared some examples from Dungeons & Dragons – places that are much more perilous than they initially seem.
As of today, SteamDB shows that StarRupture has reached over 42,000 players at its peak during Early Access, making it one of the top 20 best-selling games on Steam. Much of its popularity likely stems from its resemblance to Satisfactory, a highly-regarded base-building game. While StarRupture shares similarities with Satisfactory, it also offers unique features that set it apart.