Bitcoin Miners Dumping Like It’s Hot: Riot Sells 3,778 BTC in Q1

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According to their Thursday update, as solemn as a preacher’s sermon, Riot sold the Bitcoin at an average price of $76,626, raking in $289.5 million. By April 3, Bitcoin was trading near $66,867, leaving Riot looking like the shrewd trader at the county fair who sold his prize hog before the price dropped. Meanwhile, Arkham Intelligence spotted a 500 BTC outflow from Riot’s wallet earlier in the week, a move as subtle as a sledgehammer.

French Aerospace Firms Leap into Blockchain Frenzy – Will This Work?

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On the fateful 2nd of April, 2026 (a date surely chosen to mock April Fools’ Day), the Toulouse-based ST Group declared its intention to list on Lise, a French stock exchange powered by the latest fad in town: blockchain. The subscription period, kicking off April 9, promises to upend the stodgy world of finance with digital glitter and decentralized dreams. One wonders if the DGA’s recommendation was based on logic or just a desperate need for a buzzword.

Marvel Studios Announces Historic Hulu Release for New MCU Show

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For the first time, a Disney+ Marvel series, Secret Invasion, was also available to stream on Hulu. Before the final episode aired on Disney+, the first three episodes of Secret Invasion were available on Hulu for a limited time, from July 21st to August 17th, 2023.

Polymarket and Pyth: A Match Made in Financial Heaven!

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According to an announcement on the 2nd of April (no fooling, mind you), this latest addition brings daily up-or-down and closing price contracts for major equity indexes, alongside commodities like gold and oil, and US-listed stocks. The outcomes, my dear reader, are determined using Pyth’s real-time price feeds, and the markets reset at the end of each trading session. Rather like a game of cricket, what?

Ladies of London Recap: British Psycho

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As a film buff, I’ve noticed something really strange here in the U.K. – almost no one has air conditioning! Even the cinemas don’t have it, which is wild. Honestly, it’s usually only hot for a couple of weeks in the summer, so it’s not a huge deal. Everyone just opens their windows to try and cool down. But here’s the really baffling part: no one uses window screens! You never see those expandable ones, like you find all over New York, that let the air in but keep the bugs out. The only place I’ve ever spotted them in England is at Buckingham Palace, and that just proves we need to make these things accessible to everyone!

Sisu Learned the Wrong Lesson From the John Wick Sequels

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The John Wick movies consistently found creative ways to test John Wick as he battled enemies around the world. Each film built upon the action of the previous one, and Sisu: Road to Revenge attempted a similar approach. However, it wasn’t as successful, highlighting why John Wick remains the best in the genre.

Complete Guide & Walkthrough for Crimson Desert

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With over 100 hours of gameplay, you’ll have plenty to do in this game. It’s an experience that can easily keep you hooked for weeks or even months, as many secrets and activities are cleverly hidden throughout the expansive world of Pywel. There’s so much to discover – puzzles, side quests, and small details – that it can feel overwhelming, especially since you’re free to explore anywhere on the map right from the start.