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Harry Potter won't be joining Magic: The Gathering. This comes after Hasbro's big licensing news. Wizards of the Coast made it clear. The partnership is for other projects, not the card game. So, no wizards or spells from that universe in Magic.

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Crypto's dipping as gold and silver climb. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others are slightly down. A few altcoins like ZRO posted solid gains. Ledger is gearing up for a massive IPO. Ripple's CEO sees a major crypto surge coming by 2026. Trump sued JPMorgan over alleged debanking. BitGo had a modest first trading day. BlackRock's CEO advocates for one unified blockchain. Kansas is proposing a state Bitcoin reserve. PwC says institutional crypto adoption is now irreversible. The U.S. Treasury reaffirmed

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Trump's considering a pardon for Changpeng Zhao, Binance's founder. He's serving time for money laundering. The crypto community's buzzing online. Some think it's a political move. Others debate justice and fairness. It's a hot topic right now.

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Robinhood is acquiring the crypto exchange Bitstamp. This major move aims to significantly grow their crypto business globally. The deal is valued at about $200 million in cash. It's expected to close in the first half of 2025, pending regulatory approval. This purchase will give Robinhood its first proper overseas crypto trading platform.

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Chainlink's primed for a surge. Its tech is key for real-world assets. Major players like Swift and the DTCC are on board. This sets the stage for massive adoption. The future looks very bright.

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Ethereum whale moved 2,839 ETH ($7.3M) to Kraken. Got 100K ETH in 2015 ICO for just $31K. Big profit.

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Scientists created a new quantum material. It uses magnetism to shield fragile qubits. This makes quantum computers much more stable. It relies on common magnetic interactions, not rare physical effects. A new tool also helps find these materials. This could lead to practical, robust quantum computers.

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