Ripple’s Rollercoaster: Analysts Unravel the Mystery of $XRP’s Bumpy Ride

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And lo! The analysts, those gallant knights of the cryptocurrency realm, have mounted their horses and come rushing forth, eager to share their nuggets of wisdom regarding this asset’s fleeting performance. One Ali Martinez, a name that rolls off the tongue like a fine wine, has outlined a trio of support lines, lest this recovery be but a whimsical, dead-cat bounce-a term that surely brings visions of unfortunate felines leaping into oblivion!

Escape from Tarkov collabs with its own competitor

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You might not be a fan of games where you collect loot while fighting, but you’ve probably still heard of Escape from Duckov. In October 2025, it became incredibly popular, with over 300,000 people playing at the same time. That’s even more than the new Battlefield 6, which is surprising considering Escape from Duckov was created by a small, independent team and came out of nowhere.

Star Wars Officially Changes the Name of 1 Major Inquisitor

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The upcoming animated series Maul: Shadow Lord will feature two Inquisitor characters, and one of them is receiving a new title. The Inquisitor previously known as the Eleventh Brother will now be referred to by a different name, according to a recent announcement from Funko Pop!

Frozen 3 Finally Makes Huge Progress, 7 Years After The Disney Sequel

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Josh Gad, who voices Olaf in the Frozen movies, shared a post on Instagram hinting at Frozen 3. He’s pictured holding an Olaf toy and showing three fingers, alongside Frozen director Jenn Lee and producers Trent Correy and Christina Chen. They’re standing in front of sketches of Olaf. Gad’s caption said, “3rd time is always the charm,” with a snowman emoji and the hashtag “#frozen3,” suggesting work has begun on a third Frozen film.

Bitcoin ETFs Drown in Red Ink: 62% Underwater as Price Plunges!

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In a fresh missive from the digital oracle, on-chain analyst Checkmate has unfurled a chart-a tapestry of woe-detailing the latest calamity befalling the Bitcoin spot ETFs. These ETFs, once hailed as the golden chariots of investment, allow the timid to dabble in the digital asset without soiling their hands with the actual coin. Available in many corners of the globe, it is the American variants that now command our attention. Approved in the frosty embrace of January 2024, these US BTC spot ETFs have strutted and fretted their hour upon the stage, basking in growth that seemed eternal. Yet, as all things must, their hubris has met its reckoning.

Bitcoin’s Peril: When Holders Turn from Profit to Loss

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A new market assessment, dripping with foreboding, suggests that Bitcoin is teetering on the edge of a precipice. The digital sovereign, once a symbol of unbridled optimism, now faces a tempest of uncertainty. The blockchain analytics firm Cryptoquant, with the solemnity of a prophet, shared an analysis on Feb. 2, warning that Bitcoin may be plunging into a danger zone as medium-term holders, those steadfast custodians of wealth, now find themselves in the throes of loss.

Below Deck Down Under Season-Premiere Recap: Choosing to Engage

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The yacht is setting sail from Canouan, a private Caribbean island reachable only by private plane. Jason starts the season by having a drink with his department heads to prepare for the charter guests. While I’m sad to see Tzarina, the quirky but kind crew member, go, I was excited to see Chef Ben return—he’s a Below Deck veteran! He took six years off to focus on his personal life, including a costly wedding that ultimately didn’t happen. Now, he’s eager to rediscover his confidence in the yacht’s kitchen. This is complicated for returning sous-chef Alesia. Ben’s experience is a plus, but while Tzarina was a people-pleaser, Ben doesn’t care much about what others think. He’s direct and a bit harsh, and he manages to make Alesia cry during her first shift.

Modder turns Red Dead Redemption 2 into Pokemon & it’s unbelievable

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Red Dead Redemption 2 puts you in the role of Arthur Morgan, a member of a dying breed of outlaw gunslingers, and is fundamentally a third-person shooting game. Pokémon, on the other hand, casts you as a Trainer who captures creatures and battles with them. Despite both being games, they offer vastly different experiences.