But hold your horses! This recovery is doing a little dance with a symmetrical triangle pattern. Yes, you heard that right! A triangle! Because why not? If XRP decides to break out of this geometric prison, we could be looking at a price surge of up to 75%! That’s right, folks, $4.35 by June! 🤑
Just a year ago, in August 2022, the Treasury was throwing a fit, accusing Tornado Cash of being the go-to mixer for money laundering, including some shady transactions linked to North Korea’s infamous Lazarus Group. I mean, who knew mixing could be so dangerous? It’s like a blender for bad guys! 🥴
On this fine Friday, PancakeSwap (CAKE) has soared to a dizzying height of $2.80, a pinnacle not reached since the 25th of February, and a staggering 145% above its most woeful depths this month. One might say it has risen like a soufflé, only to be met with the inevitable gravity of reality. 🍰
1930s Chicago serves as the backdrop for “The Bride!“, a fusion of musical and horror genres. In this tale, Frankenstein enlists Dr. Euphronius to aid in crafting a companion. Their joint effort results in the creation of a woman who was once murdered, now known as the Bride. This leads to a blossoming romance, piqued police interest, and significant societal upheaval. The film boasts an impressive cast including Jessie Buckley (known from Chernobyl and Fargo) as the lead character, along with Penélope Cruz, Peter Sarsgaard, and Annette Bening.
In the initial scene, DiCaprio’s character experiences a tranquil moment, but this serenity is shattered by the ringing of gunfire. The source of the gunshots surprises everyone, as it comes from a pregnant woman brandishing a machine gun. The persistent sound of gunfire leads to a succession of scenes – one depicting DiCaprio in flight, another showing someone navigating an open road, and a third focusing on a baby. A voice poses a question to DiCaprio: “What are you going to do about this baby?” Although the response isn’t provided, it appears that DiCaprio will step up and potentially arm himself as well.