Four weeks they prattle on about, a rally of sixty percent! Sixty percent of almost nothing is still…well, almost nothing. This “open interest” – a fancy phrase for desperate gamblers throwing their last kopeks into the void – has reached a “record high.” A record high in foolish optimism, more like. They whisper of further increases. Let them whisper. 🙄
Now trading at price levels last seen in February, SOL is attracting renewed interest from traders and investors. However, on-chain data suggests not everyone is convinced the rally will last. What does this mean for the altcoin in the short term? 🤔
By ShayanMarkets
Enter Gaah, a crypto sage hiding behind a pseudonym, who reckons we ain’t seen the top yet. “Not by a long shot,” they say, squinting at the charts like a farmer eyeing the horizon for rain. According to Gaah, the LTH Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) is sizzling but hasn’t hit the red-hot danger zone. It’s like the market’s got a fever, but it’s not quite burning up—yet. 🌡️
A trusted movie insider appears to have leaked details about Zach Cregger’s upcoming Resident Evil film, suggesting possible connections to the game series timeline. Known as Biohazard in Japan, Resident Evil is a survival horror video game franchise created by Capcom. Players engage in first-person and third-person shooter gameplay while battling mutated, zombie-like creatures. With over 30 games released from the main series and remakes, the latest project under development is titled Resident Evil Requiem.
Audiences might recognize Saber Interactive for their work on various video games inspired by iconic horror movies, such as the remastered version of “Ghostbusters: The Video Game”, “Evil Dead: The Game”, and “A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead”. Boss Team Games partnered with Saber for “Evil Dead” and joined forces with WayForward Technologies to launch two games, “RetroRealms: Halloween” and “RetroRealms: Ash vs Evil Dead”. Now, these teams are uniting again to breathe new life into one of the most revered horror series in a chilling, innovative manner.
The Zebec Network (ZBCN) has been having a little party, bumping its price up a smidge from yesterday’s $0.0042 to, well, $0.0045. It’s broken out of a price range that’s been holding it captive for three weeks, which is a bit like escaping from a particularly boring garden shed. They’re calling it a “shift in market structure”. Sounds ominous, doesn’t it? Apparently, it’s all very technical and involves “higher highs” and “higher lows”. Honestly, it’s enough to give anyone a headache. 🤕
After Ross Scott’s video blew up in June, capturing attention from various media outlets and content creators alike, the momentum behind the movement became palpable. In just a month, the Stop Killing Games’ EU petition gathered an astounding 1.4 million signatures. Provided there are no unexpected hurdles, this significant number should pave the way for the petition to reach the EU Parliament, giving lawmakers the opportunity to scrutinize its proposal. As a cinema devotee and supporter of gaming, I find this development truly exciting!
It’s unusual for a television series to reach the acclaimed milestone of 200 episodes. Not only is it rare for such a series to continue beyond this point, but to do so while remaining successful is even more exceptional. Few animated shows actually gain more popularity after hitting the 200-episode mark, but these exceptional series have surpassed that number and still thrive. Here are the top Western animated series with over 200 episodes each, listed in order of their current episode counts.
Michael Saylor, the Strategy Chairman, decides it’s a lovely day to make an announcement on X. I mean, who doesn’t love a good chance to brag about making another massive Bitcoin purchase? He practically shouted from the rooftops—“Look, I bought 6,220 BTC for a neat $739.8 million!” Oh, and now they’re swimming in a pool of 607,770 BTC, with a grand total of $43.61 billion just lounging around. Nice work if you can get it! 💸
