Beginning November 29, Hyperliquid crypto will release millions worth of tokens, and the entire vesting schedule will distribute $11.9 billion worth of tokens. To this analyst sees as a significant looming selling pressure that will be testing both investor sentiment and market resilience. This phase may determine whether bullish momentum can withstand the looming supply shock. 💸
I’m still completely hooked on *Solo Leveling* even though Season 2 finished a while back! It really made a splash in the anime world this year, but honestly, things are starting to quiet down. Everyone’s eager for *Solo Leveling* Season 3, and I’m convinced it’s going to happen eventually, given how popular it is worldwide. Still, with no official announcement yet, a lot of us are finding new shows to obsess over in the meantime.
Picture the scene: Bitcoin, that stubborn creature, bouncing between support at $114K and resistance at $117K, like a drunken boxer trying to find his footing. Monday morning gives it a shove-down to $112K-because what’s life without a little drama? Our brave analysts pretend not to notice the bearish patterns creeping up in the daily charts, like shadows lurking behind a curtain. But don’t be fooled – the long-term signals shimmer with promise, even if the short-term chaos screams otherwise.
The SEC’s 2025 crypto agenda is like that annoying neighbor who won’t stop complaining, making all the big shots like Bitcoin do a little sad dance in the red zone. Bitcoin (BTC) tried to play it cool over the weekend between $115,000 and $116,000-big whoop. Then Monday rolls around and it’s like, “Nah, I’m out,” slipping to $114,293. A whole 1% drop! Ethereum (ETH), trying to act tougher, took a bigger hit. Ripple (XRP) just couldn’t stop slipping, going down more than 4%. Solana (SOL)? Also down 4% and probably crying in the corner. Dogecoin (DOGE) got sold off like last week’s leftovers, hovering at $0.239. Cardano (ADA) and Chainlink (LINK) went full drama queens, down 9% and almost 10%, respectively. And the others? Just along for the sad downhill ride.
If you head west from The Launchpad’s headquarters in The Howl of the Fadefields, you’ll come across a man named Mort sitting on a rock, being harassed by Threshers near Gushing Turret. Once you defeat the Threshers, you can talk to Mort, who will ask for your help with a side mission called ‘Breeding Daisies.’ This mission requires you to enter a cave and kill Threshers to collect their eggs, which Mort intends to raise as his own farmhands.
In case you’ve been living under a rock, crypto-related company stocks plunged in pre-market trading on Monday. Bitcoin and several altcoins experienced what can only be described as an emotional breakdown, sparking a massive $1.6 billion in liquidations across derivatives exchanges. Yes, billion with a B. It’s like watching a drama unfold, but with more digital wallets involved.
The ASTER Token, that rebellious sprite of the markets, had recently soared like an eagle-over 1,400% they said, making the naive believe in gold where there was only fleeting shadow. MrBeast, that bold voyager of whimsy, entrusted a hefty $114,000 to this decentralized carnival called Aster.
This not-so-surprising twist shows just how cautious Beijing is feeling whilst Chinese firms leap into the vast – and usually very murky – waters of offshore digital assets. Can we say turtle speed? 🐢
There’s been a lot of excitement and talk about Insomniac’s upcoming *Marvel’s Wolverine* game, and for good reason. After the success of their *Spider-Man* games for PlayStation, Marvel fans are eager to see what they do next with a superhero story. Insomniac hasn’t shared many details about *Wolverine*, but information has been leaking out, especially after the studio was targeted by a cyberattack in 2023. Now, we might finally have a better idea of when the game will be released.
Currently, Raichu X and Y are the only Pokémon whose Mega Evolutions have been shown. Despite some debate surrounding the new DLC, many players are still hopeful that more Pokémon will gain Mega Evolutions in *Pokemon Legends: Z-A*, possibly after completing the main story. The appearance of a specific stone in the game’s trailer has led fans to speculate about Mega Flygon finally being added, as it was left out during the original introduction of Mega Evolution. However, it seems this is unlikely to happen.