Casascius bitcoins are shiny metal relics from BTC’s hair-metal era, minted by Mike Caldwell between 2011 and 2013 to embody real bitcoin tucked inside each coin. Beneath a tamper-evident hologram lies a secret private key-the golden ticket to the coin’s digital fortune once peeled. (Spoiler: The key might look like a kombucha cap… or a cursed scroll. 🤷♂️)
Currently, *One Piece* is in its final arc, and fans agree it’s the most exciting part of the story so far. While *One Piece* has already delivered some incredible and unforgettable moments, creator Eiichiro Oda believes there’s still more to come.
In *Pokemon Legends: Z-A*, some Mega Evolutions are unlocked only after completing the main story. For example, you can only buy the items needed to Mega Evolve Pyroar and Malamar with Mega Shards after becoming the champion and defeating Mega Zygarde. This system feels a bit strange, but it’s particularly disappointing for fans of popular Mega Evolutions like Steelix and Scizor. *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* doesn’t seem to give these favorites much attention, and there are a few reasons why.
The meme ‘This Is Fine’ became hugely popular in the 2010s, originating from KC Green’s 2013 webcomic, Gunshow. It features a dog wearing a hat, called Question Hound, calmly drinking coffee while everything around him is on fire. The comic quickly spread online, becoming a sarcastic way to describe situations that are actually *not* okay. It gained major traction on Reddit in 2014, even though Gunshow ended that same year. The meme’s success has allowed KC Green to continue his creative work on other projects.
According to Jez Corden of Windows Central – a source known for accurate Microsoft news – Microsoft was originally developing its own Xbox handheld device. Corden accurately predicted the device’s existence months before it was officially acknowledged by Xbox CEO Phil Spencer. However, Microsoft ultimately cancelled its plans and instead collaborated with ASUS to create the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X handhelds.
Battlefield 6 gives players plenty of ways to fight, with 45 different weapons and over 15 vehicles to choose from. You can use everything from pistols and shotguns for close combat to sniper rifles and assault rifles for long-range attacks. The game also features a variety of vehicles, including tanks and helicopters. However, some fans are now pointing out a problem with one specific weapon in the game.
The DRS IAR is the second Light Machine Gun players unlock in Battlefield 6. While it might not be everyone’s first pick, it’s a solid weapon if built correctly. Because attachments significantly impact its performance, this guide will cover the DRS IAR and the best way to equip it in Battlefield 6.
The anime *Boruto: Two Blue Vortex* remains popular, consistently delivering thrilling battles each month. The series recently finished an arc that revealed more about the Shinju and showcased exciting new power-ups for the characters. Importantly, *Boruto: Two Blue Vortex* also provided key details about the upcoming return of Naruto Uzumaki.
According to GamesRadar, Sean Velasco from Yacht Club explained to Knowledge why they decided to remove a certain combat system from the game. He stated:
Watching the story unfold in *One Piece*, the Elbaf arc has really thrown everyone for a loop. It’s introduced Imu, who seems to be the strongest character yet, as the big bad, and honestly, fans are a bit lost about where things are headed. Currently, the focus is on Loki’s backstory, and we’re gradually learning more about his past.