Harborne, a Brit currently basking in Thai sunsets (or perhaps fleeing them), has a history of throwing cash at parties like confetti at a royal wedding. He once funded Boris Johnson’s Conservatives and later backed the Brexit Party, now rebranded as Reform UK. One might call it loyalty; we’ll call it a midlife crisis with a 401(k).
At a fancy-shmancy event in New York, Rick waggishly announced that Schwab plans to start playing with spot crypto trading in the first half of 2026. Yep, they’ll test the waters with their loyal employees and a select few clients – just enough to make you jealous. And if all goes well? The whole kit and caboodle will be open to everyone who has a Schwab account. 🎲
Following the release of Renegades, players began reporting a bug in the “Welcome to the Frontier” mission where enemies would stop appearing. Bungie developers quickly noticed this issue and posted information about it on the official Destiny 2 channel of their Discord server.
Apparently, owning Bitcoin now comes with a side of “potential kidnapping and arson.” Authorities say the victim, 21-year-old Danylo K. (son of a Ukrainian deputy mayor), was abducted, forced to cough up his digital wallet passcodes, and then roasted like a marshmallow in his own car. Classy. 🍢💸
Battlemarked keeps everything I enjoyed about Demeo – the fast-paced, strategic combat, multiplayer crossplay, and diverse character options. You could say it’s 80% Demeo with a fresh Dungeons & Dragons layer on top. The biggest change is the addition of two full campaigns. Instead of random dungeons, you’ll explore the familiar Forgotten Realms, fighting against a looming war. You’ll journey through forests, towns, and dungeons, leveling up your character, finding better gear, and helping people along the way with side quests.
A new trailer released on December 2nd revealed Mega Lucario Z, showcasing it in battle against both Mega Lucario and Mega Raichu X. While details about its moves are still scarce, fans of Legends Z-A immediately recognized the character’s resemblance to the virtual singer Miku.
Scarlett Johansson has been discussing the lawsuit she filed against Disney in 2021, expressing her disappointment that more people in the industry didn’t publicly support her. The dispute started when Disney decided to release her movie, Black Widow, both in theaters and on their streaming service, Disney+, at the same time due to the pandemic. This change impacted her potential earnings, as her bonus was tied to how well the movie performed in theaters, so she took legal action. The case was reportedly settled for $40 million.
Understanding the war in Speranza means knowing the key groups involved. It’s not just random fighting – it’s a battle for power between three main sides, each with their own goals and supporters. There are the current leaders, a group of rebels who have a lot of public support, and a third, unpredictable force. The choices these groups make are shaping the entire conflict, so let’s take a closer look at who they are.
Brad Garlinghouse, Ripple’s resident crypto wizard, recently spilled tea that Bitcoin could hit $180k by 2026. His reasoning? The US is no longer a regulatory nightmare. For years, this 22% GDP titan dragged crypto into legal purgatory with its bureaucratic jiu-jitsu. Now? Cue confetti ETFs are the new glitter, and institutions are finally joining the party like it’s 2015. 🎉
