The Missed Opportunity – T3 Arena: From a promising launch to a Bot-filled battleground

Initially, there was high expectation for T3 Arena to be the mobile equivalent of Overwatch, a popular shooter title. In our review of T3 Arena, we highlighted its strong points and gave it constructive feedback. Unfortunately, the game’s initial appeal quickly faded as it encountered numerous problems, leading to its disappointing performance. As a result, T3 Arena found itself in our “missed opportunities” section, where we examine the decline of a game and suggest ways it could have been improved.

When Securitize Became the King of Digital Assets: A Tale of Acquisition and Ambition!

On the fateful day of April 15, a press release burst forth like a spring flower, revealing that Securitize Fund Services, a proud offspring of Securitize, would now be the custodian of a staggering $38 billion in assets spread across 715 funds. MG Stover, a pioneer since 2007 in the realm of digital assets and cryptocurrency, has now become a part of this grand tapestry. 🌍

Cher’s Son: Wife’s SHOCKING Accusations!

At the stated time, concerned bystanders informed The Daily Mail that hotel personnel discovered Allman, a man known for his battles with substance abuse, unconscious and facing downward on the sidewalk outside the establishment.

Michael Saylor’s $285M Bitcoin Gamble: Is He a Genius or Just Chasing Losses? 😅

The ever-ambitious Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy, for reasons unknown), has once more pledged fealty to his beloved Bitcoin. This week, in the face of underwhelming performance thus far in 2025, he boldly announced an additional $285 million Bitcoin purchase, because why not? A small hiccup in market conditions never stopped him before.

Why Is Semler Betting $500M On Bitcoin After Its $30M DOJ Oopsie?

After years of passive-aggressive love letters from the DOJ (also known as subpoenas), Semler has at last agreed to pen a check for $29.75 million to quiet the fuss about its QuantaFlo device. The allegations? Something-something, anti-fraud laws—those fiddly little rules that make corporate lawyers reach for the expensive whiskey. Anyone surprised? Please raise your hand—preferably not while holding company stock.