eToro’s Bid for Wall Street: Will Crypto Keep It Soaring?

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According to their filing (and let’s not forget the lawyers behind it), eToro pulled in a staggering $12.6 billion in revenue and $192 million in profit for 2024. This is an astronomical rise from the previous year’s pitiful figures of $3.89 billion and $15.3 million. What fueled this meteoric growth? Ah, yes, the omnipotent cryptocurrency. The digital gold rush that, surprise, surprise, accounted for 96% of eToro’s revenue. Surely, it must be comforting to know that eToro owes its financial salvation to a volatile, unpredictable market that is one tweet away from collapsing. But let’s not get too cynical—it’s all thanks to Donald Trump’s “pro-crypto” policies. It’s like watching a man throw gasoline on a fire, then saying, “Look, it’s burning brighter!”

Never Miss a D&D Game Again: The Ultimate Scheduling Hack!

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Gillen and a companion were in a tavern when the friend lamented another canceled session of D&D. It seemed that Gillen had grown tired, as he penned, “Imagine, after all these years, so many people spending time, merely hoping one player is available on Friday.” Note that Gillen’s methods for organizing your Dungeons & Dragons games consistently are quite stringent but also serve as a useful foundation if your group is struggling to maintain a campaign.

Seth Rogen’s The Studio Boasts Stellar Cast Ft. Martin Scorsese, Zac Efron, Anthony Mackie and More; See Release Date

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On Rogen’s show, well-known figures from the world of Hollywood acting and directing make an appearance. The series revolves around Matt Remick, a character played by Rogen, who is in a high position at fictional Continental Studios. After his longtime mentor is forced out as studio head, Remick positions himself to take over the top spot, following instructions from the CEO, portrayed by Bryan Cranston, known for his quick wit.

Lynda Carter to Receive Paley Honors Tribute for WONDER WOMAN Series’ 50th Anniversary

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Maureen J. Reidy, President of The Paley Center for Media, asserted that Lynda Carter’s portrayal of Wonder Woman is an enduring representation of power, bravery, and self-empowerment. While other actresses have brought the character to life in various media formats, Carter has become synonymous with Wonder Woman for many viewers, even outside comic books. Notably, Gal Gadot’s portrayal in DCEU films is also well-known. In addition to honoring Carter, The Paley Center will recognize the TV series “Good Morning America,” which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, among other notable selections.