Bitcoin’s Ballet: Bulls and Bears Waltz in a $100K Tango 🕺💃

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The 1-hour chart, my loves, reveals a microstructure as dramatic as a Coward play-a V-shaped recovery following a sharp downward flush below $99,000. The rebound, while swift, has since slowed into a sideways range, defined by lower highs and weakening volume. Buyer fatigue, darlings? It’s as clear as a martini at midnight. 🍸

ARC Raiders Releases New Update for November 2025

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While today’s update doesn’t introduce completely new content, Embark Studios has revealed its plans for ARC Raiders throughout 2025 and beyond – with support planned for at least the next decade. They’re starting strong with a series of updates for players. This month’s ‘North Line’ update will include a new map, event, enemies, items, and quests. Then, in December, the ‘Cold Snap’ update will add a snowy map condition, new quests, and other additions.

One Piece: Oda Drops A Major Hint About The Next Straw Hat In Volume 113 SBS

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The final arc of One Piece follows the Straw Hat Pirates as they strive to achieve their lifelong goals and finally reach Laugh Tale, where Luffy hopes to become the Pirate King. The crew has grown incredibly powerful and is prepared for the ultimate challenges. Despite their strength, the Straw Hat Pirates still need to overcome some hurdles to reach their full potential.

Zcash 2025: $360 or Bust? 🚀📉

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The Zcash chart, a scroll of chaos and triumph, erupted in Q4 like a volcano of forgotten ideals. At $538, ZEC crowned itself anew, its ascent fueled by the fickle winds of Fed policy and Bitcoin’s feeble attempts to reclaim dignity. Yet, what of Arthur Hayes, that mad prophet of crypto, who declared $1,000 per ZEC with the fervor of a man who’d seen too many graphs and too little sleep? “A dream,” one might say, yet his long positions dance like waltzing ghosts across exchanges, amplifying the chaos.

Canceled Dante’s Inferno 2 Details & Screenshots Have Finally Been Revealed Years Later

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Dante’s Inferno was initially hyped as a major action game, aiming to compete with popular titles like God of War and Devil May Cry. It ended up playing very similarly to God of War, and while it received generally positive reviews and sold well, plans for a sequel seemed to vanish. Now, after years of silence, there’s new talk about a possible Dante’s Inferno 2.