“Behold, our full-stack miracle!” MoonPay croons, puffing its chest like a rooster in a blockchain coop. From fiat ramps to “custom issuance,” they’re now the Walmart of stablecoin infrastructure-if Walmart sold illusions alongside socks. Thursday’s announcement dripped with the solemnity of a Soviet propaganda poster: “We expand. We conquer. We tokenize.”
Announced with the pomp of a drunken parade last Thursday, this move injects fresh liquidity into Hedera-an ecosystem that boasts smart contracts and native tokens, all while bragging about not stealing your lunch money. Yep, Hedera’s consensus mechanism is like that honest friend who refuses to sell you out-no frontrunning, no MEV. Take that, sneaky validators! 😎
Level-5 has done a great job bringing both Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time and Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road to PC. I’m especially impressed with how well Inazuma Eleven runs – it works perfectly on handheld devices right away and even supports ultrawide 21:9 displays. The game also includes a detailed graphics settings menu. You can customize almost everything, including the display settings, resolution (from 1024×576 up to 4K), v-sync, and HDR (which looks fantastic on the Steam Deck OLED). You can also choose a frame rate cap (30fps, 60fps, 144fps, or uncapped) and select from several graphics presets, or create your own custom settings. These settings let you adjust things like anti-aliasing, bloom, depth of field, shadow and texture quality, ambient occlusion, and a special high-quality mode.
I really like this idea. We definitely need some fresh, lasting content – on TV and beyond – and this feels like a great chance to create it. Peter Dinklage is a perfect fit, as he already showed his talent for this kind of role earlier this year with a fantastic appearance on The Lowdown. He played an old friend of Ethan Hawke’s character who unexpectedly shows up, outshines him, and actually does a better job solving the case.
As the energy drink market expands, with brands like Alani Nu and Bloom gaining popularity in stores and online, Monster is launching FLRT to meet this growing demand by leveraging its widespread distribution system.
According to software engineer Pierre-Loup Griffais, Valve didn’t consider existing consoles when developing the Steam Machine. Instead, they focused entirely on what was happening in the PC gaming world to guide their design.
ARC Raiders is an online shooter for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC where you team up with up to two other players to battle enemies and extract valuable loot. You can also play the game on your own if you prefer.
A UFC blog post, penned with the gravity of a prophet, declared that Polymarket will inject a data-driven storytelling layer into live fight broadcasts. Picture this: a “Fan Prediction Scoreboard” that translates the audience’s collective anxiety into a live readout, like a heartbeat monitor for chaos. 😂💓
2Wai, a company, recently gained widespread attention after its founder, Calum Worthy, posted a touching video. The video showed a pregnant woman interacting with an AI version of her mother, who had passed away, using her phone. The clip then fast-forwards ten months to show the AI “grandmother” reading a bedtime story to the woman’s baby.
In the first season of Andor, Brasso was presented as a working-class resident of the planet Ferrix. Actor Joplin Sibtain played the character in nine episodes over the show’s first two seasons, but Brasso’s story ended in Season 2, Episode 3. Despite delivering a fantastic performance as Brasso, Sibtain wasn’t the first actor considered for the role.
