On March 27, Sonic made quite the social media splash on X, announcing that it had barreled past the majestic $1 billion TVL milestone. Emerging from the Fantom Opera Network—because where else would it emerge from?—Sonic is positioning itself as a high-performance L1 blockchain, strutting around like it owns the place.
Caitlin Clark has made a big impact in women’s basketball, with impressive performances during NCAA tournaments at the University of Iowa and her debut season with the Indiana Fever in 2024. This rapid success earned her recognition as one of the top players, and now she’s even securing major shoe endorsement deals. While fans are excited for her upcoming signature shoe release in 2026, two preview editions (PEs) of her Nike Kobe shoes are scheduled to come out this year.
Why, you ask? To prop up France’s crypto startups, of course! According to Reuters, this is all part of a grand plan to make France the crypto capital of the world. Or at least the crypto capital of Europe. Okay, maybe just Paris. 🗼
Investors, gripped by something resembling stage fright, are planting themselves firmly on the sidelines. Meanwhile, the market momentum resembles a snail attempting the 100m dash. 🐌💨
The latest upgrade in “Relics” offers a vast number of hidden, centuries-old skeletons for discovery, providing numerous possibilities for mix-and-match. Moreover, you have the opportunity to swap your unearthed bones and fossils with specialized Fossil Traders. Furthermore, exploring the derelict cosmos has been optimized and elevated for a smoother gameplay experience.
Berachain (BERA) hit $8.60 on Thursday, which is a 60% jump from its March low. That’s like going from ‘meh’ to ‘wow’ in the blink of an eye! 💃
37-year-old model showcased her toned stomach during a workout selfie at an upscale fitness center, taken while vacationing in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Bitcoin’s price is playing a game of limbo, hovering just above the $87,000 mark while the crypto world collectively squints at Thursday’s confirmation hearing for the incoming SEC Chairman, Paul Atkins. Meanwhile, Circle’s USDC stablecoin has decided to throw a party, topping $60 billion in market capitalization for the first time. Who knew stablecoins could be so… stable?
The pair’s comeback signifies the 20-year milestone since the relaunch of ‘New Who’, which BBC’s cherished science fiction show first appeared on our screens in 2005.
The highly impactful Long Beach ska-punk group, who lost their lead singer Bradley Nowell in 1996, announced on Wednesday that they are composing and recording songs featuring Jakob Nowell, Bradley’s 29-year-old son, who took over his father’s position in Sublime towards the end of 2023. The band is collaborating with producers Travis Barker (from Blink-182) and John Feldmann and intends to launch their first single from the album this summer.