Crypto, the impulsive youth, panics at the first sign of tightening liquidity. Stocks, the grizzled factory worker, grin and bear it, fueled by institutional bribes-uh, I mean “earnings.” 💰
Galaxy Research reports that the boom was driven mainly by onchain lending-up from 48.6% four years ago to a hefty 66.9%. DeFi lending alone skyrocketed 55% to hit an all-time high of $41 billion. That’s a lot of digital IOUs driven by user incentives and shiny new collateral gadgets like Pendle Principal Tokens. 🎩
While the PS5 is definitely more powerful than previous PlayStation consoles – and many games show off that extra strength – most players care more about the games themselves. Ultimately, it comes down to the experiences the console offers and how they compare to other options, like the Nintendo Switch. So, is it true that the PS5 lacks compelling games? And how does its game selection compare to the first five years of the PS4, which is known for having an amazing collection of exclusive titles?
The planners, in a display of tact and not burnout, chose to refund rather than scramble, since, evidently, market clarity is about as elusive as a decent British comedy. This peculiarly titled spectacle was foreshadowed by the South China Morning Post, which seems ever eager to deliver the latest crypto soap opera.
DICE recently released a major update for Battlefield 6 as part of its ongoing Season 1 support. Called California Resistance, the update includes a lot of free content for both Battlefield 6 and the free-to-play Battlefield REDSEC. Battlefield 6 players can now explore the new Eastwood map and try out the limited-time Sabotage game mode. REDSEC players get a new Gauntlet mission, a sandbox mode within Portal, and other additions.
Tuesday, Nov. 18, arrived like a cold wind, carrying whispers of despair for crypto ETFs. Investors, like weary pilgrims, drained capital from Bitcoin and ether products, while Solana, the rogue star, gorged on fresh liquidity. 🧨
Fans of the anime Jujutsu Kaisen were thrilled to learn that Yuji Itadori will be back in the upcoming sequel. After much speculation about his role, it’s now confirmed that the popular character will continue to be important as the story unfolds, focusing on the conflict between the Simurians and contemporary Jujutsu Sorcerers in Japan.
Many people thought Ubisoft was about to announce something major, like being acquired by another company. That hasn’t happened yet, but we should have new financial reports to look at before the end of the week.
Electronic Arts is thanking its players, acknowledging that the game’s success wouldn’t have been possible without their support. While it may not have reached the initially hoped-for 100 million players, the game clearly launched very successfully, and the company’s reported numbers likely reflect that.
As a Pokémon fan, I’ve always thought Rare Candy was amazing! It’s way better than even Gold Nuggets, honestly. Basically, you give it to one of your Pokémon and bam – instant level up! It’s such a huge help when you’re trying to evolve a Pokémon quickly or get them to learn those really powerful moves faster. It’s a total game-changer!