On the 13th of September, the Shibarium bridge, that most delicate of digital threads, was severed by a flash loan attack, as if a mischievous sprite had slipped through the cracks of cryptographic armor. 🧠⚡
In *Silksong*, starting the “Ecstasy of the End” quest requires players to locate every flea in the game. Once you’ve found them all, talk to the Fleamaster to receive a key, then go back to Bellhart’s Wishwall. You should now see the “Ecstasy of the End” wish available there.
Remember Core Scientific? Once the proud owner of armadas of bitcoin mining rigs humming louder than a washing machine on spin cycle, they recently signed a cool $3.5 billion deal to host AI data centers. No, they’re not chasing the next crypto flash in the pan-they’re going for something a little more… dependable (because “steady paycheck” is the new sexy).
Enter, stage left, a crypto sage from the hallowed halls of platform X, who dares to prophesize Bitcoin’s next grand jeté. But, alas, there is a catch-a condition as delicate as a Wildean wit: the market leader must breach the $118,000 barrier. Only then, it seems, shall the bull run resume its triumphant march, leaving skeptics in its dust. 🌪️
It appears that Bitcoin ETFs have once again caught the attention of US investors, who, like a curious child, can’t resist the siren call of the cryptocurrency market. September, that most enigmatic of months, has seen a resurgence in interest, with some rather impressive performances over the past two weeks. 🧠🚀
Pump.fun [PUMP] decided to have a bit of fun itself, shooting up 31% to reach a peak of $0.008456, though one suspects its constitution couldn’t quite hold that altitude. It’s currently resting at $0.0082. A trifle breathless, one imagines.
Into this swirling talk stepped Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, a man who’s seen the highs and lows of this digital gold rush. He offers a steady hand, telling the eager investors to slow their horses and curb their restless hopes. Bitcoin, he says, ain’t some lottery ticket that’ll buy you a shiny Lambo overnight, but it’s still one of the finest performers on this crazy planet of ours.
IO Interactive first announced *Project 007* back in 2020, which immediately excited fans of *James Bond*. The last game adaptation, *007 Legends* from Activision in 2012, hadn’t been very successful, so people were eager for a new installment. IO Interactive is well known for the popular *Hitman* series, and their experience with stealth action seemed like a great fit for the *James Bond* franchise. Now that *Project 007* has been officially named *007 First Light*, the response to the upcoming game has been overwhelmingly positive.
Fortunately, many deckbuilding games are easy to learn and aren’t overly punishing, making them more accessible and enjoyable for players.
Last week’s economic data was about as cheerful as a dwarf with a hangover. 🧙♂️ The Federal Reserve’s now eyeing rate cuts like a kid eyes cake, making risky assets (like Bitcoin and stocks) look as tempting as a double-decker pie. 🥧
