Dreams is now out and people have already set about recreating some pretty impressive games in the new engine. Already we’ve seen Fallout 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2 brought to life in Dreams. Now someone just needs to re-create Fallout 76 so we can experience the story without paying money into Bethesda’s misery engine. Media Molecule’s hit game engine Dreams is finally out. So far we’ve seen some pretty amazing stuff created in the game. P.T. is finally playable again which is nice. People have even managed to remake…
Day: February 18, 2020
Tezos Insanely Parabolic Bull Run Shows No Signs of Exhaustion
Even a 30 percent crash has not deterred traders from buying Tezos (XTZ), a cryptocurrency that surpassed all its top rivals after staging a parabolic bull run in 2020. The price of the tenth-largest blockchain asset was up 6.66 percent to $3.348 ahead of the European market open. The gains appeared as a part of wider altcoin recovery that saw other assets surge by some proportions. Tezos’ nevertheless remained one of the most profitable assets on an intraday basis, beaten only a thin-volumed Bitcoin SV. Insider tip: Do not sell…
Tesla Bulls are Dreaming of 200% Returns This Year Based on These Fundamentals
Tesla will report a weak first quarter on lower deliveries, says investor. The company will recover as deliveries soar after the first quarter. The bull believes that TSLA’s share price can skyrocket by over 200% this year. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is having a monster 2020. The stock is up by over 88% year-to-date and it is outpacing every other asset in the world, including the bullish bitcoin. So far, TSLA is showing no signs of slowing down. TSLA is the best performing asset in the world. | Source: Twitter While the…
Empire of Sin Is the Latest Game Struck by 2020 Delay Frenzy
Romero Games has pushed back Empire of Sin to Fall 2020. The turn-based strategy title is the latest game pushed back in the early months of 2020. The developer cites a desire to favor “quality over speed.” Romero Games announced today that it has shifted the release of Empire of Sin from Spring to Fall 2020. Empire of Sin joins a growing list of upcoming games that have seen their initial release dates pushed back in the early months of 2020. The strategy title joins the likes of Final Fantasy…
US Presidential Contender Michael Bloomberg Proposes ‘Clear Regulatory Framework’ for Crypto
Presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg proposed creating a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies in a new financial regulation plan. Bloomberg’s campaign published a financial reform plan Tuesday, advocating for greater consumer protection measures and a stronger financial system. Specifically, the proposal suggests requiring financial institutions to monitor risk exposure, recording all financial transactions in a centralized database, strengthening the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a number of other recommendations. The proposal also recommends creating a regulatory sandbox for startups and “providing a clear regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies.” “Cryptocurrencies have become an asset…
Tito Ortiz Is Entertaining, but He’s Too Broken Down for a Career in WWE
Former UFC light-heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz is training with WWE for a potential career in pro wrestling. The 45-year-old Hall of Famer is enjoying a three-fight win streak in MMA at the moment. The chances of someone as broken-down as Ortiz making it in WWE are slim to none. Does anyone remember a time where the name Tito Ortiz meant something? A time where the UFC Hall of Famer was still relevant? We’re probably talking almost 15 years ago when Tito did anything of note in MMA. Remember his feud…
Jeff Bezos’ $10 Billion Donation Isn’t Enough to Undo Amazon’s Environmental Damage
Jeff Bezos’ climate change outfit will receive $10 billion to start with. Amazon is a bigger polluter than Norway, Denmark, Ireland and Switzerland. Its too soon for Amazon employees to claim victory though. In the past 12 months they have pushed for the tech giant’s climate change inaction to end. Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) CEO’s announcement that he’s launching the Bezos Earth Fund to fight climate change has received nearly 300,000 likes on Instagram. If his followers had conducted some research on the harm Amazon has done to the environment, they would…
Mike Trout Exposes How Much MLB Screwed up the Astros Scandal
Mike Trout, widely regarded as the best player in baseball, spoke out on the Houston Astros scandal. Trout was critical of both the Astros and the league. MLB commissioner Rob Manfred had rebuked Trout in the past for not speaking enough and for being too bland. Back in 2018, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred claimed that Mike Trout “has to make a decision to engage.” Mike has made decisions on what he wants to do, doesn’t want to do, how he wants to spend his free time or not spend his…
Bitcoin Ultimatum – Bitcoin 2.0? What Do We Know About New Fork
Bitcoin Ultimatum (BTCU) is a new fork of Bitcoin from the Prof-it Blockchain development team, with the support of the leading cryptocurrency exchange Coinsbit, co-founded by Nikolai Udianskyi. The Prof-it Blockchain team, lead by Nikolai, faces a serious challenge. The developers are working on improving the Bitcoin blockchain and creating new technologies that would solve the main problems of the crypto community. The concept of BTCU is similar to the concept of the second cryptocurrency by capitalization – Ethereum. Like Ethereum, the Bitcoin Ultimatum blockchain provides smart contracts in the…
Preston Byrne: Peirce’s Safe Harbor Proposal Would Be Hilarious if It Weren’t so Serious
Preston Byrne, a columnist for CoinDesk’s new opinion section, is an attorney at Byrne & Storm, where he advises cryptocurrency miners, decentralized protocol developers, custom software development shops, and interactive computer services businesses. This is his bi-weekly column, “Not Legal Advice,” an opinionated roundup of bigger legal topics in the crypto space. And, yes, it is not legal advice. Hester Peirce’s CoinDesk op-ed about her Safe Harbor proposal is here. Much ink has been spilled over the last six years about the extent to which U.S. securities laws can and…