Giant XRP Bag Worth $224 Million Relocated, Pattern Points to Big Player

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At first, the sender and receiver were wrapped in a cloak of mystery, much like the contents of an ancient, dusty vault. The addresses were unknown, and the world sighed in unison, “Ah, yes, a classic move.” But then, the plot thickened. Enter the wallet tracker, “XRPWallets,” a name that surely evokes the image of a diligent librarian, unearthing this cryptic transfer. The wallets revealed their secrets: the money came from a BTC Markets address and ended up nestled safely in a BitGo subwallet. A move so calculated, it could only be the start of something far more sinister-or maybe just a fresh storage branch. Who knows? Certainly not us.

Big RPGs With “Mostly Negative” Reviews On Steam

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The RPG genre hasn’t always been successful, and that’s clear when you look at the games available on Steam. Even some well-known titles from popular franchises have received a lot of criticism, despite having some good qualities. These four RPGs, in particular, have received Mostly Negative reviews on Steam due to significant problems.

Overwatch 2 Fans Can Get Amazing New Skin, But There’s a Catch

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Players are almost able to decorate their own homes in World of Warcraft! The complete feature will launch with the Midnight expansion, but those who’ve pre-ordered can start building and customizing in early access. This early access arrives with World of Warcraft Patch 11.2.7 on December 2nd.

Pokemon Fans Are Debating the Ugliest Cards in the Franchise

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The Pokémon Trading Card Game launched in the US in 1999 and has released countless sets in the 25 years since. Pokémon card artwork varies greatly, from basic sketches to incredibly detailed and beautiful designs. With so many cards created over the years, it’s inevitable that some haven’t been very popular with collectors.

Open-World Games Where Ignoring The Main Quest Is The Best Way To Play

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Many open-world games are so immersive that players often get lost in exploring and creating their own adventures, sometimes even putting the main story aside – and that’s often the best way to experience them. This doesn’t mean the stories are bad, just that the gameplay is so compelling and the worlds so rich that players prefer to forge their own paths, discover everything, and postpone the central narrative. Here are some examples of games that do this exceptionally well.

Australia’s Crypto Bill: From Rebels to Bankers, The Plot Twist You Didn’t See Coming!

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On Wednesday, Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino took the stage (probably with a mic drop) to announce that all crypto companies, from exchanges to custody providers, must now get themselves an Australian Financial Services License (AFSL). Apparently, if you want to trade in digital assets, you’ll need a real license-because apparently, the free-for-all was getting a bit too much for the government to ignore.