Thirty-five thousand dollars! That’s basically pocket change in crypto terms. That’s what happens when you combine extreme slippage with a cheeky sandwich attack. Congratulations, you’ve just funded someone’s lunch money for the next decade.
In a recent sermon delivered to the acolytes of Bloomberg, Yardeni, like a latter-day Cassandra cursed with foresight, declared that the Middle East’s eternal conflagration has fattened the odds of financial calamity. Yet still, the herd clings to its delusions, buying the dips as joyfully as peasants at a harvest festival, blind to the scythe looming overhead.
According to the numbers (which, let’s be honest, are just educated guesses in this wild west of crypto), the token jumped a cool 31% in a single day. Why? Well, Kraken, the crypto giant, decided Pi was worthy of its platform. Big fish, meet bigger pond.
The market, once a tempestuous sea, now steadies itself like a drunk finding his feet. Capital flows into altcoins and AI tokens, the latest fad in this carnival of speculation. Ethereum, trapped in its consolidation cage, rattles the bars, while TAO breaks free, its AI-driven narrative dazzling the onlookers. Will this momentum spark a full-blown altcoin frenzy? The ringmaster smiles, but the lions of volatility are never far away.
According to entertainment reporter Daniel Richtman on X, Michael Peña, who played Luis in Ant-Man and Ant-Man and The Wasp, likely won’t be reprising the role. Luis was a key supporting character, known as Scott Lang’s (Paul Rudd) close friend and former cellmate, and helped the team with their missions. Richtman stated he doesn’t know what led to the decision not to bring Peña back.
Unfortunately, there’s no news about a fifth season of Young Justice anytime soon. Zeno Robinson, the voice of Cyborg, has shared that no one has even begun discussing a new season. He mentioned that whenever he asks co-creator Greg Weisman about it, he doesn’t get a clear answer.
March 13 was the day Bitcoin decided it was time to stop sulking in the mid-$60,000s and start acting like a cryptocurrency with a personality. Buyers stormed in like they were escaping a fire sale, pushing BTC toward $71K amid geopolitical chaos that would make a war documentary blush. Volatility? Please. That’s just Bitcoin’s default setting now.
Myka, Kimi, and Lottie got coffee in Notting Hill, and called it “boho chic.” But that’s just not accurate anymore. The area is now mostly filled with American bankers. And the Portobello Road market? It feels like a tourist trap. While Notting Hill used to be bohemian, especially around the time of the movie, the film’s popularity actually changed the neighborhood, and not for the better.
Washington expressed strong enthusiasm for the show, saying it’s a heartwarming story about finding your place, embracing acceptance, and the joys and bravery of love – with a bit of excitement thrown in! She’s been a vocal fan for some time, even complimenting the attractiveness of stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams – proving she has excellent taste!
Falcom has announced they’re working with a partner to bring Kyoto Xanady to Western audiences, and that partner will reveal the release date once it’s confirmed. In Japan and Asia, the game will only be available digitally on Switch 2, but Switch owners will have the option to upgrade. Following the announcement, Falcom also launched the game’s official website and provided details about the main character.