In a plot twist straight out of a bad rom-com, Tron’s snuck up and flipped the script on fees. What was once the cheap date of blockchains is now charging like a high-maintenance ex, matching the big leagues. Market whiz Darkfost spilled the tea on CryptoQuant: Tron’s monthly average fee hit $1.29, beating Ethereum and cozying up to Bitcoin. As if we needed more drama in our wallets. 😏
The great exodus of ETH from Aave has left a gaping hole in liquidity, a void so vast one might mistake it for the abyss itself.
Investing in Weapon stats is incredibly beneficial for player vs environment (PvE) scenarios. A well-equipped weapon significantly enhances reload speed, handling, and damage output against both minor and major enemies. At a maximum boost of +15%, players will notice the impact of each bullet fired, especially when they decide to further enhance this damage against bosses by going beyond the 100 stat level.
Enhanced Weapon perks offer additional advantages such as a higher likelihood of acquiring extra ammunition from Ammo Brick drops and increased damage for Primary, Special, and Heavy weapons against bosses. This makes Weapons an indispensable asset for endgame activities where every bit of damage counts.
It’s clear that the wallets of PS5 gamers have taken quite a hit due to the influx of new game releases in 2025, but it seems like the pace isn’t letting up. In fact, there are many big PS5 games set to be released in the coming months, with as many as nine major titles slated for August 2025, along with additional games to choose from.
As a diehard fan, I can’t help but be captivated by the prospect of the immersive campaign in Battlefield 6. It’s no secret that this aspect of the franchise has been missing some punch in recent years. However, with DICE gradually revealing more about the game, my excitement is building. The initial teaser for Battlefield 6 has provided some tantalizing hints about what we might experience in the game’s single-player story and overall journey.
Previously, I’ve found that Switch versions of video games often didn’t live up to their console counterparts in terms of quality. But with gaming powerhouses like WWE 2K25 on the new and improved Switch 2, this issue seems to be a thing of the past. Although it doesn’t come with a physical cartridge, the game provides an engaging wrestling experience that lets me connect with fellow fans through crossplay. However, the absence of Community Creations in the Switch 2 version might dampen its long-term appeal.
It’s important to note that while eight Marvel characters have been officially revealed for the game, it’s uncertain if there will be 35 characters in total. The image doesn’t definitively show 35 character icons, and it might not represent the game at launch, as it could have a different character selection screen. Therefore, we should view with skepticism any speculation about the exact number of characters in Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls. However, it’s likely that the game will feature a good variety of superheroes and villains to play with, making it intriguing to compare this potential roster to other popular fighting games.
Ever since its debut on June 19, “Rematch” has been gaining popularity among gaming enthusiasts due to its one-of-a-kind mix of arcade soccer gameplay and eye-catching art style. On its release day, it was added to Xbox Game Pass, and within just a day, it attracted over a million unique players. So far, the game has drawn more than five million unique players. Despite this impressive early success, gamers have highlighted some missing essential features, but SloClap has been responsive to these concerns, addressing many complaints with the game’s initial major update.
Sun’s wallets, those voracious beasts, have been siphoning ETH from Aave like a vampire at a blood drive. HTX, ever the loyal sidekick, has cashed out another $455 million, while Abraxas Capital, that stately institution, contributed a modest $115 million to the exodus. Combined, these withdrawals have left Aave gasping, its borrowing rates spiking to 10%—a number that would make a loan shark blush. Contributors, poor souls, are now coordinating like firemen at a conflagration they never saw coming.
The S&P 500, ever the cautious sibling, inched up 0.44%, while the Nasdaq yawned 🥱 at 0.14%. Tech bros everywhere mourned the lack of fireworks in a world where “AI ethics” now means “don’t offend the boss.”