HBO Max Is About to Lose Another Big DC TV Show

Fans of the DC show Pennyworth will be disappointed on Saturday, January 31st, as the first two seasons are being removed from HBO Max. However, the third and final season, originally from Epix, will continue to be available on the Warner Bros. streaming service for now.

South Korea Bans Global Crypto Apps? Google’s New Rule Causes Chaos!

Google, ever the meticulous bureaucrat, has tightened its grip, demanding that crypto exchanges don a local license like a proper gentleman. 📜 The South Koreans, with their stern gazes and sharp pencils, now hold the keys to the kingdom. Alas, only a few foreign scallywags have managed to bribe their way through the bureaucratic maze. The rest? Trapped in a digital purgatory! 🕳️

Bitcoin’s Liquidity Mirage: Hayes Bets on 2026 Boom

According to Hayes, the hinge of Bitcoin is the amount of money merrily sloshing through the system’s arteries. He mentions the Fed’s balance sheet fattening through what he calls more aggressive money creation, mortgage rates leaning backward as lenders loosen, and commercial banks stepping up loans to industries cradled by government strategy-an orchestra conducted in a hall of inflated promises.

Iran’s Bitcoin Obsession: When Currency Crumbles, Crypto Rises!

Bitcoin withdrawals in Iran surged sharply as nationwide protests expanded amid deepening economic instability and financial uncertainty. Consequently, the people began to seek refuge in Bitcoin more and more to maintain value in a currency collapse. According to Chainalysis, the use of crypto increased as confidence in traditional banking systems weakened across the country. 🧐

James Cameron Wants to Bring Michelle Yeoh to Pandora

Even though ‘Avatar’ has earned over $1 billion worldwide, director James Cameron is worried Disney will approve further installments. He notes the film industry is currently struggling and ‘Avatar 3’ was very expensive to produce. To ensure future movies happen, the next films need to be financially successful, and Cameron is exploring ways to make them more affordably. He jokingly suggests that, if the fourth and fifth movies aren’t greenlit, Michelle Yeoh can at least participate in a press conference he plans to hold announcing the news.