Crypto analyst Merlijn The Trader-surely a pseudonym developed on a foggy evening with much vodka and little reason-has taken to the digital town square of X (née Twitter, because everything must be born twice nowadays). It is here, through shared charts side by side, that Merlijn posits the modern Bitcoin cycle pirouettes in lockstep with the timeless waltz of 2017.
The actors in this dark farce employed the ancient art of SIM swapping-a craft so simple yet fiendishly effective: deceiving the guardian of a phone number into surrendering it, and with it, the keys to the kingdom of secret codes. These codes, those ephemeral sentinels meant to guard the gates of cryptocurrency vaults, were intercepted and wielded against their rightful owners. A theft not of brute force, but of sleight-of-hand pretending to be a friendly neighbor.
In various conversations, additional classes aren’t always beneficial. Some players find certain ones to be repetitive, unhelpful, or dull. While a complex class that requires long-term strategies for gear and Feats might appeal to some, it can deter many others. The most detrimental mistake is creating a class with no clear role, and even flawed builds can still provide enjoyment. However, the following classes are often criticized as among the worst in D&D.
If you’re a fan of big words and even bigger ambitions, saddle up! They’re laying out plans for fancier barns, slicker processing contraptions, logistics that’d make any hopeless dreamer weep, and irrigation upgrades that could drown a cactus. Even almond orchards-those fickle trees!-are looking to march from 400 to 500 hectares strong, multiplying like rabbits on romance novels. On top of that, they’re dabbling in warehouses where you’ll need a coat in July and micro-irrigation schemes so precise, I bet even Mother Nature would ask for the blueprint.
Turns out, Heritage Distilling, no, not your local booze joint, but some Nasdaq-listed fancy pants company, announced they’re making the “first of many steps” to mess around with their treasury – aka their piggy bank – by loading it up with this token. Because why not? Traders on-chain and all the technical mumbo jumbo are snapping it up like it’s the latest iPhone release, so maybe this thing actually has legs.
So, Stellar [XLM] has decided to go bullish on the SuperTrend indicator for the first time since the 25th of August. Big deal, you say? Well, it’s like your cat finally deciding to use the litter box instead of your favorite shoe. Progress, people! 🐱👟
This whole saga began back in June 2025 when Avalon casually deposited 1.88 million USDT into Bybit (because why not?). They repurchased 13.95 million AVL tokens at an average of $0.1347 per coin and then-wait for it-permanently burned them. Poof! Gone. Like that leftover pizza you swore you’d eat tomorrow but somehow vanished overnight. 🍕✨
To initiate the “Great Taste of Pharloom” mission in Silksong, look for Loyal Mergwin within the central room in the Choral Chambers. This location is marked by dining tables on your map. The quest is challenging, and Hornet must gather 5 specific items to successfully complete it. However, the effort will pay off as once all items are collected and handed over to Loyal Mergwin, Hornet will be rewarded with a Pale Oil in Silksong. Here are the items required for completing the “Great Taste of Pharloom” mission in Silksong:
1. A Bottle of Crimson Fungus Infusion
2. An Unopened Jar of Elderberry Preserve
3. A Tub of Fresh Mint Paste
4. A Bag of Spiced Honey
5. A Vial of Essence of Nightshade Flowers
Instead, players delve into real-world cityscapes and neighborhoods mirrored in their preferred role-playing games, providing an immersive experience that closely resembles a digital expedition. Players can enjoy embarking on what essentially feels like a virtual journey as they traverse the intricate urban landscapes within these games.
According to the old wise scrolls of crypto.news, Sushi (SUSHI) was trading at a rather splendid $0.79, up 2% just yesterday, and flexing a 6.3% gain across the past seven days. Its market cap stood modestly at $153 million-at least for now.
