Everyone knows Uniswap does about $2 billion worth of trading gambles every single day, and pulls in roughly $600 million in fees across the year – if you believe the data from DeFillama. Until now, all that tasty fee cheddar went straight to liquidity providers – leaving the UNI token just sittin’ on the sidelines, more of a parlour trick than a real moneymaker.
âNo Other Choiceâ is a darkly funny movie that explores how far someone will go to achieve success. Itâs a sharp satire that makes you think about our competitive society and the ruthless nature of the job market. The film is both laugh-out-loud funny and surprisingly thoughtful, making it a truly engaging watch.
We’re also seeing the power of this kind of visibility within the show itself. After Scott Hunter came out last week by kissing Kip after winning the championship, he went on to be named Most Valuable Player. At the awards ceremony, he talked about how sharing his personal life had a positive effect, particularly on young athletes in a sport that hasn’t always been accepting. What Scott doesn’t realize yet is that his actions have also inspired his teammates, like Ilya, who felt encouraged to visit Shane’s cottage after seeing Scott’s public display of affection.
The liquidation overview indicates that the total amount of liquidations in 2025 was approximately $154.6 billion, with the biggest daily wipeout amounting to approximately $19.1 billion. Perception is distorted by that spike alone. Particularly on a market where leverage is deeply ingrained, a single extreme event does not characterize the entire year. Itâs like blaming a single rainy day for the entire season. đ§ď¸
Trust Wallet users lost over $7 million shortly after the Chrome extension âupdatedâ itself like a sketchy infomercial product. But fear not! Binanceâs CEO-in-chief (and resident crypto dad) promised to foot the bill. Generous? Sure. But also kinda like reimbursing your roommate for eating your leftovers-youâre responsible, but weâre all a little annoyed.
A new analysis reveals that demographic factors and information fatigue, not the source of news, were the biggest obstacles to accurate voter perceptions during a turbulent election cycle.
The strange, swirling energy is actually exotic matter, and it’s what’s keeping the barrier between worlds stable. Steve correctly wonders if someone wants the barrier to fall so they can get to Vecna and Holly, but the answer is no. Vecna didn’t create the barrier, so neither he nor Holly are on the other side. The barrier isn’t a wall at all â it’s the edge of a wormhole, and the Upside Down is that wormhole. Think of a wormhole as a tunnel or a bridge connecting our world (Hawkins) to another. If that bridge collapses, both worlds will be destroyed, and everything in them. A bullet has already started the collapse. What’s on the other side of the barrier? According to Dustin, “Death.” Basically, this season of Stranger Things requires a degree in theoretical physics to fully understand whatâs going on.
2025 was a fantastic year for television, delivering some truly exceptional shows. Highlights included ‘Severance’, ‘Andor’, and ‘Adolescence’, all recognized as among the best by TopMob.
The âgift,â naturally, is mere liquidity. The ability to scuttle for cover, as it were, while the going isâŚslightly less atrocious. It seems our Bitcoin hasn’t entirely eschewed gravity, despite the brief, almost impudent rally earlier today to a peak of $89,194. Still a shade under 29.3% from its former, rather overheated glory. One wonders if its creators anticipated such a delicate constitution.
A new formal verification framework demonstrates that strategically placed early exits can dramatically improve the efficiency of neural network analysis without compromising their robustness.