GameStop’s Bitcoin Belly Flop: A $422M Splash Toward Disaster?

Verily, the once-mighty GameStop-yes, that noble temple of pre-owned video games and discounted Funko Pops-has committed an act so bold, so baffling, that even the pigeons perched atop Wall Street’s bronze bull paused mid-coo to take notice: they hath transferred their entire Bitcoin hoard, 4,710 BTC strong, to Coinbase Prime. Not a satoshi spared. A grand exodus! As if an emperor, after building a marble fortress on a volcano, suddenly handed the keys to a guy named Chad with a duffel bag and a scooter.

Bitcoin’s Ironic Fate: Warning Signs Suggest a Downward Tango

In the grand theater of crypto, stress signals are flashing brighter than a disco ball in a blackout. The Analysis from Cryptoquant, the digital Sherlock Holmes of blockchain, warns that our beloved Bitcoin has been performing a sluggish ballet from about $90,000 to $97,500-until the music stopped. Through a series of charts more confusing than a politician’s promise, it seems the once bullish march has turned into a mournful waltz of decline. The analysis cheekily states:

Ayakashi Rise Tier List & Reroll Guide (January 2026)

Now that you’re familiar with the best characters in Ayakashi Rise, let’s talk about rerolling. Rerolling lets you get powerful characters at the beginning of the game, which can really help you progress faster. Here’s a guide to how it works in Ayakashi Rise.

Public Access: A Captivating Look at the Radical Roots of Public Television

There’s a striking similarity between this era and the current state of social media, particularly early YouTube. While history often repeats itself, the early 1970s were actually more chaotic than today’s heavily monitored platforms like Instagram and TikTok. The new film, Public Access, produced in part by Steve Buscemi and Benny Safdie, captures this spirit of unfiltered expression. Instead of relying on experts or academic analysis, the film prioritizes raw footage, letting the people involved speak for themselves through voiceover commentary.

Warframe for Android launches on February 18, Switch 2 version launched Q1 2026 with 1080p 60fps support

Warframe’s new update, The Shadowgrapher, arrives on all platforms in March. The game is also coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 in early 2026, offering 1080p resolution at 60 frames per second whether played on a TV or in handheld mode. The Switch 2 version will also include mouse support, enhanced graphics, and other improvements. After these releases, Warframe will be playable on every current gaming platform, and players will be able to continue their progress and play with others across all systems.