The deal? Return 286 million FET tokens (valued at roughly $120 million) and call it an intergalactic truce. This ends what can only be called one of the most dramatic crypto feuds since someone tried to sell NFTs of burning JPEGs. 🔥
Co-op games have become increasingly popular on Steam, and horror games are often at the forefront of this trend, with titles like R.E.P.O. and Lethal Company proving especially successful. Escape the Backrooms fits right into this pattern, and it’s recently seen a big jump in players – and for good reason.
Yet, price action whispers of deeper machinations-exchange outflows, supply shifts, and a technical setup that might just be the next chapter in this financial novel. 🧠
I’m so excited for the new expansion! It looks like Henry’s heading to the creepy Sedletz Monastery, and he’s going to have to figure out a really dangerous mystery while he’s there. I can’t wait to see what happens!
HYPE, that darling of the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid, has burst through resistance like a champagne cork at a society wedding, eyeing a 40% ascent to $56.5 by November. How utterly thrilling! 🥂
Though veiled below former peaks, ASTER’s journey reflects a burgeoning faith in its realm, a coordinated ballet of retail dreamers and colossus holders poised for ephemeral victories, all under the indulgent gaze of the crypto heavens, where Bitcoin’s might lends a benevolent hand. One must ponder the irony: in this electronic steppe, do we not mirror the peasants of old, yearning for lands we shall never till?
I’ve noticed that sword fighting in games really varies. Some, especially the ones trying to be historically accurate with medieval settings, go for a more realistic feel – which isn’t always the most exciting, honestly. But other games just go all-out with huge swords, crazy combos, and a ton of fun, letting you really show off your skills. It depends what you’re looking for, really!
Even though Red Dead Redemption 2 remains popular seven years after it came out, some players might be looking for a fresh experience. Luckily, there are plenty of other fantastic open-world games with massive maps—some even larger than Red Dead Redemption 2—and here are some of the best.
The infamous exploit, which took place on the fateful day of September 2, targeted the sacred Liquidity Distribution Function (LDF) of Bunni. This, dear reader, was a special mechanism designed to optimize liquidity (so we were promised) for traders. Little did they know, hackers had something more creative in mind.
On Oct. 24, the Polymarket titled “Will CZ return to Binance by December 31?” (because nothing screams urgency like a deadline) has hit a 50% chance. Half the traders are shouting YES, while the other half are probably shrugging and saying, “Eh, maybe?” So far, this circus has racked up a trading volume of $45,974. Not bad for a guessing game. 🎪
