Ethereum Squeeze: Will It Boom or Bust? Larry David Weighs In

This article breaks down why record OI can either fuel a brutal short squeeze or a long-side cascade faster than I can complain about a bad parking spot. We’ll use fresh data points from market trackers and explain how they map to price behavior you can actually trade around. Or not. Your call.

Tom Hardy “not fired” from MobLand as return talks continue

I just started watching this show called MobLand on Paramount+, and it’s seriously good. It’s a crime drama set in London, all about different families battling it out for control. And get this – Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren, and Paddy Considine are all in it! The cast is amazing.

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Looking at the market recently, things were pretty quiet overall. However, I did notice a small gain for Ethereum, just over 1%, while Bitcoin’s increase was under 1%.

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This article explains GELT – what it is, how it works, and why it could change the way we think about the difference between government-backed money and privately created digital currencies. It also provides practical guides for both individuals and businesses thinking about using GELT, and highlights key things to look for in its first year of operation.

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This article suggests a way to evaluate the long-term potential of GameFi projects. Instead of just looking at price increases, it proposes focusing on things like how actively the project is being developed, how well it’s managed after launch, and how much real activity is happening on the blockchain. We’ll share what to look for, common pitfalls to avoid, and how to manage risk in this fast-moving area.

STRC’s Tumble: Strategy’s Struggles While Strive Struts Its Stuff

Strategy’s Stretch (STRC), that once-proud perpetual preferred security, took a nosedive to $97.11 on Thursday, coinciding with Bitcoin’s slip to $73,000. One can almost hear the collective gasp of the financial elite. STRC, it seems, has a penchant for drama, facing selling pressure during Bitcoin drawdowns and post ex-dividend dates. How utterly predictable, yet still so delightfully disastrous!

Cypher removed from Valorant as powerful Spycam bug returns

Riot Games frequently updates the characters, called Agents, in Valorant. They usually do this by making some Agents stronger (buffs) and others weaker (nerfs), ensuring no single Agent becomes too dominant – for example, if an Agent like Neon is too powerful, they’ll be adjusted to create a more balanced game.