Grab a coffee (or a rocket fuel smoothie) as the markets hit a milestone so wild, even your grandmaâs knitting needles would drop in shock. A record $1 trillion has poured into ETFs this year, and if you blinked, you missed it. Wall Streetâs been so busy counting, theyâve forgotten how to breathe.
To unlock Mystery Gift in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, you’ll first need to progress a bit into the game. You’ll have to explore the first area, Wild Zone 1, and catch five different species of Pokemon. After that, a new task will appear, asking you to go see Mable at the Pokemon Research Lab.
The M87A1 is the initial shotgun and a popular choice for many players. Here are some top Battlefield 6 loadouts that will maximize the potential of this already strong weapon.
When *Pokemon TCG Pocket* launched on October 30, 2024, it featured 286 collectible cards for building battle teams, based on the rules of the *Pokemon Trading Card Game*. As the game nears its one-year anniversary, the number of available cards has grown significantly, reaching nearly 1,700 â more than five and a half times the original amount.
While the recent price increase for Xbox Game Pass wasn’t ideal, there’s been some good news too. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate now includes all the games from Ubisoft+, and popular titles like *Hogwarts Legacy* were recently added. To soften the blow of the $10 monthly price increase, even more games are coming this month â four titles will be available between October 21st and 23rd.
Each of the starting Pokémon in *Pokémon Legends: Z-A* has its own advantages and disadvantages, so picking the best one can seem tricky at the beginning. However, one Pokémon stands out as particularly strong during the early parts of the game.
It’s been three years since *Pokemon Legends: Arceus* came out, and over a year since Game Freak announced *Legends: Z-A*. Since then, there’s been a lot of speculation and leaks about the new game. We’ll finally get answers soon, as *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* launches on October 16th in most places. However, a recent surprise might delay the game for some players.
So hereâs the scoop: Stablecoins, those âcryptosâ pegged to real-world stuff like the U.S. dollar (a.k.a. the âstableâ kind) have gotten seriously HUGE. Over the last year, theyâve ballooned by a mind-blowing 72%, hitting nearly $300 billion. Yes, thatâs billion with a *B*. According to Artemis, whoâs been watching all this unfold, this rapid growth is mostly thanks to Ethereum and Solana leading the charge. But wait, there’s more! Enter Plasma, which launched a record-breaking $6 billion in stablecoins in its first week alone. Thatâs a *lot* of zeros.
As of Oct. 15, 2025, the crypto economy is sitting at $3.81 trillion after last weekâs market bloodbath, with Bitcoin (BTC) treading water between $110,456 and $113,537 per coin in the past 24 hours. Ethereum (ETH) hasnât fared much better, hovering between $3,929 and $4,203 per unit – down 9.1% this week, just a hair better than BTCâs 9.2% slide. *Sigh*.
There’s been a lot happening with Halo lately. A long-time employee recently left with a concerning message, and reports indicate that the remake of Halo: Combat Evolved is being worked on with help from Virtuos Studios. Plus, we’re starting to see previews for the Halo World Championship appear online.
