In a dazzling display of market activity, ADA has managed to rack up nearly $731 million in trading volume over the last 24 hours. That’s right, $731 million! If only I had a dollar for every dollar traded, I’d be a millionaire—oh wait, I am! Just not in this universe. 💸
The state, ever hungry for order (and maybe your last potato), has made a ritual out of legalizing and corralling miners, intent on chasing them from smoky village huts into the fluorescent glare of legality. Yet, as of June’s sunny Tuesday (perhaps the sunniest bureaucratic Tuesday in memory), Ivan Chebeskov of the Finance Ministry confesses that most miners, much like errant turnips, remain unaccounted for. The official register has, so far, only captured 30% of these elusive creatures. The rest? Their hash rates echo through catacombs of forbidden basements, untouched by the taxman’s pen.
As a die-hard fan, I can hardly contain my excitement when it comes to the mesmerizing performance of the Bear star, who at 34 years old, has mastered the raw, raspy crooning reminiscent of the iconic 75-year-old heartland rock legend. Fans are left in a frenzy, debating fiercely in the comments section of 20th Century Studios’ Instagram post, questioning if the talent we’re witnessing is indeed a result of his own vocals or an uncanny mimicry that leaves us all in awe.
Yet, as the financial Dostoevskian heroes peer into the abyss, some see glimmers: ETH investors, perhaps moved by ennui or a vague sense of hope, continue to buy, dreaming up whispers of a “broader rally.” Of course, as with any dream, some metrics refuse to wake up.
Under the guidance of renowned screenwriter Julian Fellowes, known for his work on Downton Abbey, an exciting blend of adventure and fantasy unfolds. The story revolves around a teenager portrayed by Alex Etel, who stumbles upon an extraordinary ability to journey through time.
The President demanded—firmly, as only a true stablecoin aficionado can—that the House not fiddle, amend, or otherwise use their pens to taint the Senate’s version of the bill. Lawmakers were warned to avoid “delays or modifications,” which are, unfortunately, Congress’s two favorite pastimes.
43-year-old singer discussed her harrowing experience on her podcast “Mad Sad Bad” on Tuesday, with Ruby Wax as a guest.
50-year-old popular television presenter, known for hosting The Bachelor Australia since its launch in 2013, disclosed that among all members associated with The Bachelor franchise, he was the one not invited back to rejoin the team.
With a distinguished ancestry and devoting her time to charitable endeavors, this mother of three can be considered as the Australian equivalent of a homegrown noble.
A lengthy discussion has become popular on the platform previously known as Twitter, exploring aspects of the musical and film version of “Wicked” that you might miss if you’ve only experienced them in those forms. This conversation provides valuable context to the story, covering both elements that the musical adaptations omit and alterations they make directly.