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Stick drift hits all controllers, but the Switch is known to fail faster. Now folks are curious if the Switch 2 and its Joy-Cons will last longer. One buyer already got a fresh unit that seemed to have issues right away.

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Gold prices climbed toward record highs Monday. Tensions between Israel and Iran drove investors to safe-haven assets. Prices rose 0.6% in early Asian trading, hitting over $3,450/oz. They're now $50 shy of April's all-time peak. Geopolitical risks added fuel to the rally. Trump's aggressive tariffs also threatened global growth, boosting gold. Central banks diversifying away from the dollar helped too. Gold has surged over 30% in 2025.

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Budget travelers love saving cash, but travel insurance is worth every penny. After 17 years of globetrotting, I never skip it. It’s saved me money and hassle countless times. Smart travelers know it’s a must-have.

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Japanese game maker Gumi just bought 80.352 bitcoins for 10 billion yen (around $696K). That’s roughly 12.4 million yen per coin. They plan to keep stacking more BTC.

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Apple's Craig Federighi says AI is really new tech. They're not rushing things, seeing it as a big, ongoing shift. It's a long game for them, expecting AI to change things for the industry and even society for many years to come. It's about the long haul, not a quick fix.

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Early cartoons, like those looping backgrounds, actually influenced web design! Web designer Andy Clarke drew inspiration from those vintage techniques. He used CSS to create cool animations for composer Mike Worth's website - bringing his work to life in a fun, retro way. It's a neat connection between old animation and modern web design.

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Bitwise's CEO Hunter Horsley says on X: "Once Bitcoin hits $130-150K, selling will likely stop. Early investors are cashing out now at $100K, but that’ll fade as prices rise. Later, folks needing cash will borrow instead, pushing prices even higher. There just won’t be enough Bitcoin to go around."

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Forgot your keys? Need to let someone in? Kid lost theirs again? Too busy to fumble? A smart lock fixes it all. No more stress or hassle. Rain or shine, you're covered. Life just got simpler.

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According to Bitwise data cited by Cointelegraph, professional institutional investors have predominantly driven Bitcoin demand so far in 2025. They've purchased over four hundred thousand additional BTC. Conversely, individual retail investors have sold less than half of that amount, subtracting about one hundred fifty-eight thousand BTC during the same period. .

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US may buy more Bitcoin if funded without new taxes or adding to debt. Needs Treasury or Commerce to back the plan. President could approve.

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KindlyMD bought 21 BTC for $2.3M. Merging with Nakamoto, aims for 1M BTC long-term. Deal closes 2025 Q3, $710M raised. Holds 0.0001% of Bitcoin supply.

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PancakeSwap fees hit $9.27M, topping Circle's $6.41M. Now second only to Tether.

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