But wait, there’s more! Over the weekend, Husky Inu did what every mother dreams of: they broke the $800,000 milestone! Currently sitting at $804,511—because who needs even numbers anyway?—they’re raising funds like those kids selling lemonade, but with fewer cookies and more hope.
As the Wall Street open heralds a new day of financial absurdity, BTC price weakness accelerates, warning of a “rug pull” at the utterly specific and slightly alarming $104,000. Who knew numbers could be so dramatic? 🤔
In a recent post on X, our dear Peter, who has been trading since the days when dinosaurs roamed the earth (or at least since the 80s), advised that beginners would be far better off ignoring the daily hullabaloo. Instead, he suggests tossing your hard-earned cash into broad market ETFs like SPY and QQQ, and why not sprinkle a little Bitcoin on top for good measure? After all, who doesn’t love a good sprinkle? 🎉
Typically, such a price wouldn’t cause much concern, but with Mario Kart World priced at $80 and The Outer Worlds also set at $80 upon its release this year, many are questioning how many other games might adopt the same pricing strategy. The debate over Borderlands 4’s potential cost was intensified by Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford, who stirred controversy when he suggested that “true fans” would find a way to pay $80 for the game if it indeed ended up costing that much.
Beyond introducing additional Vault Hunters in the new Story Packs, they’ll also introduce a completely fresh area within Kairos with extended story elements, as mentioned in their blog post. This expansion will include additional quests and side missions, along with various cosmetic items and Bounty Packs. These latter packs will offer “more targeted content” tailored for the players.
Do grab a coffee, darling, as we delve into the delightful antics of investors ahead of the FOMC’s interest rate decision tomorrow. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is gathering today for a two-day tête-à-tête to decide the Fed’s next move. How thrilling! 🎩
Our protagonist, one Rekt Capital, has now spent six full weeks engaged in a comically repetitive ritual: watching Bitcoin knock politely at the $104,400 support and waiting to see if someone answers. He calls this the “Litmus Test,” presumably because “Test of Infinite Crypto Patience” didn’t fit in the newsletter header.
Oh, the public launch! A moment that sends shivers down the spines of many a blockchain project, as if they were about to perform before a discerning audience! Yet, Alice’s launch has been as smooth as a well-aged wine, thanks to her stable game, widely distributed tokens, and a flourishing in-game economy. With “Chapter One: A New Adventure,” she has merely made it official—Chromia is her eternal blockchain abode! 🍷
Similar to any competitive sport, Rematch features a ranked system that includes Leagues and Divisions to progress through as you triumph in matches. This multiplayer game is played solely in teams of five, making it a challenging arena where only the sharpest strategies will succeed.
Just like modern games such as Fortnite and Call of Duty: Warzone, the “Captain Pass” in Rematch offers two types of rewards. You can obtain free rewards simply by playing the game, while premium items can be accessed exclusively by spending real money.