Bitcoin’s S-Curve Saga: Is $65K the New Holy Grail? 🤑

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Enter Jurrien Timmer, the oracle of Fidelity’s Global Macro, who, with a flourish of his quill on the X platform, pronounced Bitcoin’s recent languor. The cryptocurrency, once a tempest, now takes a siesta, trailing behind the lustrous gold in 2025. Timmer, ever the connoisseur of curves, declares Bitcoin’s abandonment of its power law trajectory for the more sedate internet S-curve. A structural shift, indeed, but one that invites whispers of cyclical metamorphosis. 🦋

A Classic 1960s Anime Beats One Piece in Japan’s Latest Anime TV Rankings

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With so much anime available and fans constantly changing their preferences, it’s hard to predict which shows will become popular. While One Piece consistently remains a top favorite, even it isn’t guaranteed success forever. Japanese audiences are increasingly looking for anime that feels familiar and comforting. Sazae-San, with its heartwarming stories set in the past, became the most-watched anime on TV in Japan last December, regardless of whether it’s labeled as a relaxing ‘iyashikei’ series or not.

ARC Raiders First-Person Works Surprisingly Well in New Clip

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A recent social media clip showed a player using developer commands to change ARC Raiders. They forced the game into a first-person view, giving viewers a look at how it would play if it wasn’t a third-person shooter. Embark Studios has since removed the ability to use these commands.

‘My Mario’ Marketing Did Not Use AI Images, Nintendo Says

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Nintendo revealed on January 8, 2025, that its My Mario toys will be available in the US starting February 19th. They promoted the new products online with images showing families playing together. However, some viewers questioned whether the company used artificial intelligence to create the marketing images, pointing out inconsistencies in how hands appeared in the photos.

7 Saddest Endings In Open-World Games, Ranked

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Open-world games offer players amazing freedom to explore vast worlds, go on incredible adventures, and interact with other characters. However, creating these games is a real challenge for developers, who need to find creative ways to build compelling stories within such a wide-open format.

One Piece Characters Who Can Beat Loki

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This character is Loki, also known as the Accursed Prince of Elbaf. Not only does he have a striking appearance, but he’s also incredibly strong – a fitting trait, considering he’s the son of the late King Harald. As the story in Elbaf has progressed, it’s become clear that Loki isn’t just any fighter; he’s one of the most powerful characters in One Piece. Despite his strength, though, Loki isn’t unbeatable.

LEGO Smart Play Bricks Come With a Huge Caveat

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LEGO officially announced they were developing a smart version of their classic bricks in June 2024, but the LEGO Smart Play platform wasn’t fully revealed until January 2026 at CES in Las Vegas. The system uses three main parts: special bricks, tags, and minifigures. The core of the technology is the Smart Brick, which has a speaker, LED lights, and sensors that can detect movement, sound, and light. It can also identify Smart Minifigures and creations built with NFC tags. The first three Smart Play sets, all based on LEGO’s popular Star Wars theme, went up for pre-order on January 9th. However, it turned out that these sets wouldn’t be available worldwide as initially suggested.