Whales Are Back! 60.9 Billion DOGE in 24 Hours – What’s Going On? 🐋💰

Let’s break it down: 60.9 billion DOGE were moved, reaching a seven-day high. That’s right, we’re talking numbers so big, they make your head spin. You think you’re doing well with your crypto, but then you see a number like that and you wonder if you should just quit and buy some Dogecoin instead. For the record, the seven-day low was 12.97 billion DOGE—because, apparently, whales are taking naps at the beginning of the week. They need their beauty sleep.

Web3 Creators: How To Lose Friends, Alienate Artists, And (Not) Sell NFTs

Now, launching a token in Web3 is a little like opening a restaurant and forgetting to tell the chef, the patrons, or even the mayor with the comically large scissors. The ZORA token hit the market in true Pratchettian style: i.e., with chaos, confusion, and a price drop sturdy enough to shatter a dwarfish anvil. No one announced the launch until two hours after trading started. Social media, ever the compassionate and balanced voice of reason, exploded in a chorus of, “Wait, what?” and “Where’s my airdrop?”

Sinners

Instead, let’s rephrase it as: The media response to Ryan Coogler and Michael B Jordan’s film has taken center stage itself. Last Sunday, Variety endorsed an article by Rebecca Rubin discussing the worldwide box office earnings through a tweet.

You Won’t Believe How Rhydonium Fuels Star Wars Rebels and Powers Explosive Rebellion Secrets!

In the second season of Andor, during episodes 4 and 5, Luthen dispatches Wilmon to instruct someone on the operation of a device that pulls out rhydonium for an impending robbery. However, when Wilmon is teaching this individual, it turns out to be an Imperial spy. As a result, Saw enlists Wilmon for the mission instead. Although Saw discusses the substance at length, detailing its hazardous properties and his admiration for it, he never explicitly reveals what it is. Here’s all you need to know about rhydonium and its significant role in the Star Wars universe’s history.