Imagine, dear reader, a world where the weary homebuyer need not part with their beloved crypto before sealing the deal; instead, they may pledge their digital bounty as collateral, whilst dreaming of their new abode.
Okay, so I just finished watching “Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen,” and it’s a really unsettling watch. The story centers around Rachel and Nicky, a couple heading to Nicky’s family cabin for their wedding. From the start, Rachel is plagued by this creeping dread that everything isn’t right, and honestly, she’s not wrong. Let’s just say Nicky’s family is…eccentric, to put it mildly. Each member contributes to this growing sense of unease, and the actors do a fantastic job of making you feel Rachel’s mounting suspicions. It’s a slow burn, but a very effective one.
The company is using the money to buy back about $1 billion worth of its convertible notes that mature in 2030 and 2031, purchasing them at less than their original value.
The partnership, which includes Mainichi Broadcasting System, was revealed on March 26th. Products resulting from this collaboration are expected to be available later in 2024.
I just saw the first trailer for the new Harry Potter series and I’m already so excited! It gave us a peek at Harry – played by Dominic McLaughlin – heading to Hogwarts with Ron Weasley (Alastair Stout) and Hermione Granger (Arabella Stanton). It looks amazing!
Freshly unearthed on-chain data unveils that a certain whale-presumably too rich for their own good-has amassed 914 million FET tokens, a delightful little treasure worth about $2.34 million from Binance. This, along with a smorgasbord of other altcoin acquisitions, typically denotes a burgeoning conviction among those with fat wallets, especially after enduring a protracted consolidation phase. Historically, such whale-like behavior at lower price levels has heralded robust upward moves, as these financial leviathans tend to position themselves early, much like a savvy diner staking out the best table at a trendy restaurant before the masses arrive.
A video surfaced earlier this week appearing to show actor Alan Ritchson involved in a physical altercation with a neighbor in Tennessee. The video showed Ritchson punching the neighbor before leaving on his motorcycle. However, the neighbor, Ronnie Taylor, later explained that he started the fight. Local authorities confirmed this account, stating that Ritchson acted in self-defense. After reviewing the video, they have decided not to file any criminal charges and are closing the case.
The new Neptunia game will receive downloadable content (DLC) packs that each include extra story scenarios, as well as additional accessories and items. The first DLC pack launches in Japan on August 27th, the same day as the game, and more packs will follow throughout 2026, released one per month.
Netflix’s “Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen” is a thrilling horror series that blends dark deals and family legacies. It builds to a shocking and satisfying conclusion, and cleverly examines the anxieties surrounding marriage through a female lens. The series was created by Haley Z. Boston and brought to life with the help of the Duffer Brothers.
So, quantum computing. The thing that could make cryptography cry into its algorithms and leave blockchains (and your bank account) as exposed as a reality TV star’s drama. But hey, no pressure. It’s just the entire digital world at stake. Years? Decades? Who knows. But if it’s sooner rather than later, we’re basically in a crypto version of Armageddon, minus the cool space suits.