On March 19, the big cheese himself, Kris Marszalek, strutted in with a shiny report claiming the exchange raked in $1.5 billion in revenue for 2024! 💰 With a gross profit of $1 billion and a net profit of $300 million, you’d think he’d have time to address the CRO re-issuance. But nope! He just danced around it like a cat on a hot tin roof! 🐱🔥
Enter Ali Martinez, the crypto oracle, who has unveiled a technical analysis that could very well send LTC spiraling into the abyss. One can only wonder if he has a secret vendetta against our beloved Litecoin. 🤔
In a tweet that could make a snail dance, Ripple’s CEO, the ever-enthusiastic Brad Garlinghouse, announced the delightful news on March 19, declaring, “I’m finally able to announce that this case has ended. It’s over!” Well, isn’t that just peachy? 🍑
Now, hold onto your monocles, because it gets even more riveting. According to OurNetwork (you know, the researchers in the trenches), Aptos has also seen its stablecoin trading volume exceed a rather eye-popping $200 million. This marks a truly mind-boggling 1,000% growth year-over-year. The reason for this spectacular rise? Oh, just the small matter of integrating native USDC and USDe stablecoins in January and February 2025. Casual, right?
The Outer Banks breakout star is set to explore another creative outlet beyond acting, with a film based on his original concept. The project will be produced by Monarch Media’s Steve Barnett, Alan Powell, and Vicky Patel.
Check out the Fog of War trailer below (watch more trailers):
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters premiered on Apple TV+ in November 2023. The Monsterverse series was then renewed for a second season in April 2024, with production then having kicked off several months later.
In a recent interview on The Jeff Gerstmann Show, Blundell unveiled his freshly established Dark Outlaw Games studio. During this interview, he provided some insights about the studio and its operations.
The Final Jeopardy question for March 18, 2025 is in the category of “UK Royals” and has the following clue:
According to a recent memorandum of law in opposition filed in New York City this past week (via Deadline), Baldoni and his legal team are looking to keep The New York Times involved in their lawsuit. The reason why is due to Baldoni’s original suit, which alleges that The New York Times took part in adding validity to what Baldoni claims are false accusations made against him by Lively.