While most Marvel Cinematic Universe villains are only shown imprisoned within the movies or shows themselves due to their actions, a small number actually went to jail before appearing on screen. Surprisingly, the number of MCU villains who’ve been in prison, both on and off screen, is equal to the number of superheroes who have been depicted in prison throughout the franchise.
The culprit? A little rascal named rsETH collateral (linked to KelpDAO), which turned out to be a ticking time bomb, not a smart contract. Attackers borrowed ETH like it was going out of style, and when the jig was up, Aave was left holding the bag of bad debt. Turns out the real villain wasn’t the smart contracts themselves, but the ol’ reliable “trust the collateral” trick. This wasn’t a hack-it was a case of collateral risk gone rogue, like a cow tipping over a fence.
Researchers have developed a new machine learning system to rapidly identify rare and powerful superluminous supernovae from the flood of data generated by modern astronomical surveys.
Daredevil and Kingpin’s conflict isn’t usually a direct fight. They typically battle through strategy, political maneuvering, and by using their respective networks. However, when they do physically fight, it’s always an incredible showdown. The upcoming second season of Daredevil: Born Again is set to end a seven-year period without a physical confrontation between the two, with trailers confirming at least one major fight scene.
Alongside the announcement of collaborations with Persona 5 Royal, Persona 5: The Phantom X, and Tower of Fantasy, a launch trailer and a gameplay trailer showcasing the character Nanally have been released. Pre-registration is now available on all platforms – PC, iOS, Android, and PS5 – before the game launches on April 29th. As previously announced, Neverness to Everness will support NVIDIA DLSS 4 with Multi-Frame Gen at launch and is also enhanced for the PS5 Pro.
This week in crypto law was like watching a reality show where the judges are also the contestants. Courts doubled down on federal authority, regulators polished their enforcement glitter, and traditional banks tiptoed deeper into the digital asset abyss. Meanwhile, policymakers scribbled compliance frameworks like mad scribes at a blockchain-themed Renaissance fair.
A major court decision has cleared Caitlyn Jenner in a crypto lawsuit. A federal judge declared that her memecoin is not a security under US law. This has led to the permanent dismissal of the class-action case against her. The ruling is either a triumph for free speech or a sign that the legal system has officially given up. Take your pick.
New research reveals that predicting the patterns of even simple fungal networks can be as computationally challenging as solving complex logic puzzles.
So, Solana’s trading near $87, which is basically the crypto equivalent of finding a designer dress at a thrift store. Sure, it’s not its peak price of $293 (RIP, glory days), but honey, the network’s had a glow-up that would make even Beyoncé proud.
