Green Bean Casserole is one of the 3-star Entrée Meals added with the Storybook Vale expansion. Players can make this meal for themselves to restore energy or gift it to villagers to increase their Friendship Level. However, this recipe is exclusive to the owners of the expansion. This guide will help you cook a Green Bean Casserole in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
Required Ingredients to Cook Green Bean Casserole in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Players can make a Green Bean Casserole entrée meal with the following ingredients.
Green Bean is a new vegetable that you can grow on your own using the Green Bean Seed. Goofy sells the Grean Bean Seeds at his stall in the Everafter biome for 250 Star Coins. However, you will have to get the first upgrade of the stall to unlock the seeds. It will cost you 6,000 Star Coins for the upgrade. After getting the seeds, you will have to wait for 4 hours for them to grow.
Porcini Mushroom is another vegetable-type ingredient that you can find in the wild. You can find it growing on the ground in all areas of the Everafter biome. Lastly, you can purchase the Onion from Goofy’s Stall in the Forest of Valor (Valley) biome for 255 Star Coins. Moreover, you can also grow it on your own using Onion Seeds. It will take 1 hour and 15 minutes for the Onion Seeds to grow.
How to Cook Green Bean Casserole in Disney Dreamlight Valley
After gathering all the ingredients for the Green Bean Casserole, go to any Cooking Station to start making it. Go to any cooking station in the Valley/Eternity Isle and interact with it. After that, put the ingredients into the Cooking Pot individually and then select the “Start Cooking” option to cook the Green Bean Casserole Entree Meal.
Use of Green Bean Casserole
Players can choose to eat the Green Bean Casserole to restore 652 Energy. Moreover, they can gift it to another villager to increase their Friendship Level. Lastly, they can sell it to Goofy for 607 Star Coins.
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In Brief
Odos is revolutionizing DeFi by optimizing trade execution with smart routing, deep liquidity access, and agent-based systems, aiming for seamless, cross-chain, intent-driven transactions.
In a DeFi world increasingly defined by complexity and fragmentation, Odos has carved out a unique role as a powerful execution layer designed to make decentralized trading smarter, faster, and more seamless. Odos is tackling one of the biggest challenges in the DeFi space—delivering the best possible trade outcomes in a highly fragmented and complex environment—by focusing on two key areas: routing optimization and deep, cross-chain liquidity access.
Leading that effort is Ahmet Ozcan, Co-founder and CEO of Odos. In this interview, he shares how the platform came to life, what sets its technology apart, and why the future of DeFi may depend on invisible infrastructure, agent-based systems, and a smarter approach to on-chain execution.
Can you share your journey to Web3?
I actually came to crypto and Web3 a bit late. I was working at IBM for a long time, most recently managing an AI team. So I was already deep into AI when it started to get hot again. Around 2020, I personally got into crypto.
After I quit IBM and started my company, I wanted to work at the intersection of AI and crypto. The other founders also had similar backgrounds, so it was a great fit. But the real turning point came when I met the founders of The Graph Protocol. We started working with them and doing some projects.
Then 2021 came—DeFi summer happened—and that really caught my attention. I was frustrated with the experience, especially on decentralized exchanges. The fragmentation was annoying. Like many founders, I was driven by frustration and a desire to solve a real problem.
With my background in physics, optimization has always been important to me. So, I started focusing on decentralized finance and routing optimization to address the fragmentation issue. My journey into Web3 was a bit later than others, but I think my industry background brings a different perspective.
Could you walk us through how the Odos routing algorithm works? What makes it unique?
Imagine DeFi as a map, where tokens are cities and swaps are roads connecting them. To get from your input token to the one you actually want, you often have to pass through a few cities or tokens.
Odos looks at all possible routes across all the DEXs and pools we support and identifies the most efficient path from start to finish. We start by pulling in a huge number of swap options; then, we begin filtering out the ones that don’t make sense—maybe they require extra tokens or have high gas fees. Through this iterative elimination, we narrow down the options until we find the smartest, most optimal route for your tokens.
What makes Odos different is that we don’t just stitch together individual paths one by one. We run a full optimization over the entire graph of possible swaps and token combinations. That allows us to consistently find better combinations and deliver better prices to users.
Right now, we’re also building a machine learning layer on top of everything to learn from past trades, make smarter decisions faster, and adapt to changing market conditions in real-time. So, the system gets better and better over time.
If you could instantly boost one part of the DeFi ecosystem 10x to benefit Odos, what would it be?
I would 10x the adoption of agentic systems—agent-based DeFi and intent-driven interfaces. As we move away from the click-based DeFi interfaces we use today, users will increasingly rely on autonomous agents to act on their behalf.
Instead of manually executing every swap, users will just express intents like “get me the best price” or “rebalance my portfolio.” This will improve user experience and reduce security risks. Agents can operate 24/7 and do much more than a person trying to navigate everything manually.
So a flourishing agent ecosystem would really drive demand for exactly the kind of infrastructure we’re building at Odos.
How does Odos assess and respond to the challenges of liquidity fragmentation across chains and DEXs, especially with the rise of Layer 2s, appchains, and non-EVM environments?
Liquidity fragmentation has always been an issue, but it’s getting worse with the rise of Layer 2s and appchains. Right now, we’re solving fragmentation within individual chains—aggregating as many DEXs and pools as possible to give users the best execution. But we’re also designing for the long term.
We envision a future where users—and especially agent-based systems—don’t care what chain they’re on. They just want the best outcome. So we’re actively preparing for a world where Odos can serve as an execution engine across environments, handling cross-chain intents, messaging protocols, and even permissioned liquidity when needed.
We don’t believe in constantly moving liquidity to new chains—that’s inefficient. For example, look at what the OP Superchain is doing to solve interoperability within its ecosystem. That’s a great starting point.
As for deciding which chains to support, we carefully monitor where liquidity and users are migrating. Not every chain is worth integrating right away. We consider user demand, sustainability, total value locked, and how active the ecosystem is. We want to meet users where they are without spreading ourselves too thin.
In what ways does Odos contribute to the overall efficiency and price discovery in decentralized markets? Do you think DEX aggregators are under-recognized for their impact?
Yes, absolutely—they are under-recognized. DEX aggregators like Odos play a critical role in making DeFi markets more efficient. By routing orders across fragmented liquidity, we reduce spreads, unify pricing, and make arbitrage harder to exploit.
We help ensure that liquidity is used where it’s needed most, which improves the user experience—even for those not directly using Odos. We act as invisible infrastructure, coordinating flow behind the scenes. Many people don’t realize it’s not just a collection of DEXs—it’s the underlying infrastructure that really powers DeFi.
How do you determine which protocols and chains to integrate with? What standards must they meet?
We get this question a lot from new protocols and chains. We look at a mix of liquidity depth, user demand, technical maturity, and security. Our north star is always user execution quality—does this integration meaningfully improve it?
We also look at composability and how stable the protocol is, how easy it is to monitor and maintain, and whether there’s real economic activity—not just farming and then abandonment. We try to balance activity and security, which are the two most important factors.
Odos has been integrated with several major protocols. What defines a valuable or strategic partnership for you?
We define strategic partnerships by three key things: meaningful liquidity, infrastructure innovation, and shared distribution. A good partner either brings assets and pools our users need, offers infrastructure like bridges or intent layers that enhance our routing, or helps extend our reach to more users.
We also value philosophical alignment—partners who believe in abstraction, composability, and reducing user friction. Strategic value goes both ways: the protocols we integrate into and the platforms that integrate us—like wallets, dashboards, meta-aggregators, and agents. These partners use Odos as a backend engine to deliver the best trades, which extends our execution flywheel and strengthens the ecosystem.
As DeFi begins intersecting with AI-driven agents, modular execution, and RWAs, how does Odos plan to stay relevant and responsive?
We’re already positioning Odos as the execution backbone for this next phase of DeFi. On the agent side, Odos is already being used behind the scenes by early intent-based systems. We’re designing interfaces for goal-oriented execution so agents can request actions like rebalancing or liquidating without micromanaging every step.
On the modular execution front, we’re making Odos composable so it can plug into various environments—whether it’s rollups, shared sequencing, or programmable automation layers.
As for RWAs (real-world assets), the opportunity is huge. These assets still need efficient, secure on-chain execution—especially in the early stages. Whether it’s tokenized treasuries or real estate, Odos can ensure efficient transaction routing.
Could Odos evolve into something beyond a DEX aggregator—maybe a broader execution layer for on-chain finance?
I actually don’t like calling Odos an aggregator, as it suggests we just collect liquidity. But we think of it more as an agentic navigation layer for on-chain finance.
As DeFi shifts toward intent-based and agentic systems, we need infrastructure that can translate high-level goals into optimized on-chain execution. High-level agents like LLMs are great for planning, but they can’t manage DeFi’s real-time dynamics. That’s where Odos comes in—we’re building for exactly that future.
What are the most underappreciated technological or structural trends in DeFi today that Odos is preparing for?
One is RWAs and the need for permissioned execution. Many partners require KYC/AML-compliant access to permissioned liquidity pools. We’re designing Odos to support these requirements while still delivering strong execution so institutional users can stay on-chain rather than moving to centralized exchanges or walled gardens.
The second underappreciated trend is agentic systems. Many people still think of them as simple bots. However, as someone with an AI background, I see how multi-agent systems are already changing things outside Web3. Once AI experts start building in crypto, how people interact with DeFi will be a game-changer.
What would a truly optimal decentralized trading experience look like? What are the remaining barriers?
It should feel like magic. Users express what they want—the system handles the rest. Our goal is to become invisible.
It should be chain-agnostic, trust-minimized, and efficient. But risk management and user experience are still the biggest hurdles. People still trust centralized exchanges more, especially in some countries. They struggle with wallets, smart contract risks, MEV.
But agents don’t care about trust—they operate programmatically. Agentic execution can help remove those psychological barriers and bring us closer to a truly decentralized experience.
Can you please share the roadmap for Odos?
We published our roadmap at the beginning of the year. This year, we’re focused on cross-chain capabilities—not just bridging but seamless experiences for DeFi users. We’re also moving beyond EVM chains, with Solana at the top of the list.
Longer-term—and even within this year—we’re preparing for RWAs, working with institutional users, and understanding what agentic systems really need. We’re having fascinating conversations with these partners, and we’re excited to launch new solutions next year based on what we’re learning.
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Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne have been spotted together just weeks after their split.
The former couple – who tied the knot back in 2017 – called time on their marriage earlier this month.
Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne split
Earlier this month, it was announced that after eight years of marriage – and over ten years together – Dan and Jac had split.
Speaking to The Sun, a source said: “Jacqueline and Dan are on a break and are spending time apart from each other. It’s not been easy for them lately and they have made this difficult decision.”
An official statement from the couple’s representatives read: “Jacqueline and Dan are handling things privately, choosing to keep their lives and relationship out of the public eye. They kindly ask for respect and privacy as they navigate this together. Their children remain their top priority, surrounded by love and care from both parents — something that will never change.
“Above all, Jacqueline and Dan have each other’s and their children’s best interests at heart. There will be no further comment.”
However, the couple – who share two children together – have been spotted spending time together again.
Dan and Jac started dating in 2013 (Credit: SplashNews.com)
Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne reunite?
In pictures obtained by The Sun, Jacqueline could be seen leaving the house Dan has been living in since their split.
The EastEnders actor had the former couple’s dogs with her.
“Jacqueline and Dan still really care about each other and have a lot of history. They’ve been spending a lot of time together as they navigate co-parenting and looking after their kids,” a source said.
“Even though they have separate homes, they’ve got an open-door policy. They’ve been getting on really well and carrying on family life like normal,” they then continued.
“There is no one else involved, and they’re working together as a team for the sake of their kids. They’ll be seen together a lot as they navigate the situation.”
ED! has contacted Dan and Jacqueline’s reps for comment.
Dan paid tribute to Jac on Instagram (Credit: Instagram)
Dan’s gushing tribute
Earlier today, to celebrate Mother’s Day, Dan paid gushing tribute to Jac on Instagram.
In a picture posted to his story, Jacqueline can be seen sitting next to the couple’s daughters, Ella and Mia, celebrating Mother’s Day. Jac’s daughters have showered their mum with gifts, including flowers, chocolate, and makeup.
“Happy Mother’s Day @jacjossa,” Dan captioned the post. “Our girls are lucky to have you as their mummy.”
Jacqueline then reshared the story on her own story.
Dan and Jacqueline have had issues in the past (Credit: SplashNews.com)
‘Real’ reason Jac and Dan split
Following the announcement that the former couple had split, Annabelle Knight, relationship expert at LoveHoney, spoke exclusively to us about why she thinks they called time on their romance.
“Looking at the relationship history between Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne, their past scandals and ongoing drama are likely to have had an impact. There have been rumours of cheating flying about their marriage, with the focus on Dan’s interactions with Gabby Allen and Alexandra Cane from Love Island,” she said.
“There were also reports that Dan bought a home in Essex without Jacqueline’s knowledge. That’s a pretty big life decision to not involve your partner in. So, it’s likely that this led to some feelings of betrayal and is undoubtedly why they chose to live apart,” she then said.
However, she did note their “pattern of separation and reconciliation”. She added it makes sense why people believe this could just be a “temporary time out”.
Read more: Timeline of Jacqueline Jossa’s tumultuous marriage to Dan Osborne – money woes, tainted I’m A Celebrity win, and failed vow renewal
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Hyperliquid is entering Airdrop Season 2, offering plenty of opportunities for early users. While not officially confirmed by the Hyperliquid team, NFTevening suggests that Season 2 is highly likely to happen.
What’s the best part? This time, you don’t need to be an experienced trader. Simply interacting with the new Hyperliquid Layer 1 ecosystem – HyperEVM – could be enough to earn points and qualify for potential rewards.
Why You Should Join Hyperliquid Season 2
HYPE Season 2 presents a rare opportunity for early participants to tap into a rapidly growing ecosystem with high reward potential.
With 42% of the total token supply still allocated for future airdrops, there’s a significant pool of incentives yet to be distributed. What makes the scenario even more compelling is that the current total value locked (TVL) on Hyperliquid remains modest at around $265 million, indicating low competition and a better chance for early users to stand out and earn meaningful rewards.
Source: DefiLlama
Unlike many airdrop campaigns that require intense trading activity, Hyperliquid’s Season 2 is more accessible—you don’t need to be a professional trader. Simply interacting with its Layer 1 protocols and using core ecosystem features could be enough to qualify for rewards. Additionally, engaging with protocols on HyperEVM may unlock multiple layers of airdrops, giving you exposure not just to Hyperliquid’s rewards but also to partner protocols building on its infrastructure.
Given the strong track record of past airdrops and the clear strategic shift toward incentivizing on-chain participation, Hyperliquid Season 2 is shaping up to be one of the most promising opportunities in the current cycle—especially for those who act early.
Guide to Hyperliquid Season 2
Prepare Your Funds and Hyperliquid Account
You’ll need USDC on Arbitrum or a Hyperliquid account.Create your account
Deposit USDC using the “Deposit” button button on the top right. Then, click “enable Trading” button and buy $HYPE in the Spots market.
Source: Hyperliquid Webstie
Transfer a portion of your $HYPE to HyperEVM using the “Transfer to EVM” option.
Source: Hyperliquid Website
Add Hyperliquid Network to Your Web3 Wallet
Configure your wallet (such as Rabby or MetaMask) using the following:
Important: Do not transfer all of your $HYPE to the EVM. Keep a portion in the native HL app to stake and earn around 2.2% APR. You can also stake via ValiDAO for additional airdrop opportunities.
Explore the HyperEVM Ecosystem
To improve your on-chain activity and increase your chances of qualifying for rewards, consider engaging with the following protocols:
Source: Bitget
Liquid Staking
stakedhype: Offers stHYPE — a liquid staking token usable across DeFi.
Source: X
LoopedHYPE: Offers loopedHYPE, an auto-looping strategy to maximize HYPE yield (3x–15x leverage). Comes with a points campaign.
Deposits for LHYPE Phase-2 are live ♾️https://t.co/k0GDZgckLT
Key info for Phase-2:Deposit min: No minimumDeposit max: 69,000 HYPEInitial cap: 2M HYPE
Everyone is eligible for the Phase-2 Early Adopter program to earn a share of 3% of total token supply.
All wallets that… pic.twitter.com/mggcZfv4dr
— loopedHYPE (@Looped_HYPE) March 26, 2025
Kinetiq: A promising competitor expected to launch soon.
Source: Kinetig
Lending Marketplace
HypurrFi: Lending/borrowing platform using HYPE, stHYPE, and USDXL. Features a points incentive program.
Source: Hypurrfi
HyperLend: A secure AAVE fork. HYPE deposit caps fill quickly, but higher caps are expected soon.
Source: Hyperlend
Stablecoin Protocols
Keiko Finance: Issues the KEI stablecoin with dynamic collateral ratios and liquidation mechanisms. Includes a Stability Pool.
𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗴: 𝗞𝗲𝗶𝗸𝗼 𝗣𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁𝘀 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺
We are delighted to announce the launch of the Keiko Points Program—a initiative designed to reward both our longstanding supporters and new members of the Keiko community.
Details below 🧵👇 pic.twitter.com/ZQgs35IMFr
— Keiko Finance (@KeikoFinance) March 1, 2025
Felix: Launching soon. Will issue the feUSD stablecoin. Highly anticipated by the community.
Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs)
Kittenswap: The largest DEX on HyperEVM, following the ve(3,3) model. Currently running a points campaign.
! Note: Offers an NFT collection, MechaCats, which provides bonus points and will receive 3% of the veKITTEN supply at TGE.
Source: Kittenswap
HyperSwap: A Uniswap v3-style DEX with concentrated liquidity and customizable fee tiers. Offers attractive APRs and points.
HyperSwap Beta is now live on the HyperEVM mainnet!https://t.co/yKuNd8rqec pic.twitter.com/9Xkbbo1CK7
— HyperSwap (@HyperSwapX) February 18, 2025
Bonus Tips to Maximize Points
Here are some tips from NFTevening to help you optimize your spending while maximizing your rewards:
Prioritize staking $HYPE and interacting with HyperEVM — these are the newest features and likely to yield the most points.Leverage stHYPE and LHYPE in DeFi strategies to earn more rewards.Mint stablecoins (KEI, and later feUSD) and use them for LP or DEX activities to earn extra points.Consider owning a MechaCat NFT if you’re actively farming on Kittenswap.Avoid excessive trading on Spot or Perps — just enough to create on-chain activity.
Conclusion
Hyperliquid Season 2 presents a major opportunity for DeFi users and airdrop hunters alike. With low TVL and a rapidly expanding ecosystem, getting in early and engaging with HyperEVM protocols could result in significant rewards.
Learn More: What is Hyperliquid (HYPE) and How Does It Work?
Whether you’re new to the Hyperliquid ecosystem or missed Season 1, now is a great time to start participating in what could be one of the biggest airdrop campaigns of this cycle.
As Destiny 2’s Guardian Games comes to a close on Tuesday, April 1st, 2025, we celebrate a well-earned victory for Titans, who won with an overwhelming number of daily victories.
But that doesn’t mean you still can’t represent your class and participate. You can still scramble and earn as many medallions and weapons before the event ends after this weekend.
If you’re reading this, chances are you probably might not have had the chance to play through this year’s Guardian Games activity Rushdown just yet, or you want to earn the Guardian Games exclusive Allstar Vector skimmer or the Godly Array shader.
Worry not! This is a comprehensive yet brief guide to the 2025 Guardian Games, along with some tips and tricks for farming medallions so that you can best represent your class and earn your rewards!
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If you haven’t even touched Guardian Games for the past two weeks it’s been out, then make sure to grab the quest from Eva Levante, who is standing in the very middle of the Tower.
She’ll give you a quest and an exclusive Guardian Games class item, which is a free Artifice Armor that you must equip to earn medallions passively.
Follow the instructions on the quest: equip your new class item, complete a Guardian Games activity, then talk to Eva, then Zavala, and lastly Shaxx. This should be pretty straightforward to complete.
Then, you’re free to do as you see fit, as you can either go about your business and play whatever you want or focus on Guardian Games activities like Rushdown and Supremacy.
You’ll also find that Eva sells bounties as well as Contender Cards that award Medallions from Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. The other two types of Medallions, Bronze and Silver, can be earned passively when you complete activities with the Guardian Games class item equipped.
Rushdown
Rushdown is a boss rush activity where you must complete five boss encounters, each increasing in difficulty within a certain timeframe. You’ll start with a default of 10 revive tokens.
If you fail to complete an encounter within the time frame or lose all revive tokens, you finish Rushdown early and only get a small amount of loot. You must complete at least three boss encounters to earn a guaranteed Guardian Games weapon.
The higher your score, the more likely you’ll get weapons with multiple perks. Your score is dictated by how quickly you complete the encounter and how many revive tokens you use.
There are three difficulties: Warm-Up has no modifiers and no revive tokens; Standard and Expert are the same, though enemies in the latter hit much harder and have much more health.
Ideally, you’ll want to be able to complete Standard relatively quickly and Expert at a much steadier pace. All Rushdown difficulties can be matchmade. I recommend going for Expert difficulty, as it is not much harder than a Nightfall.
Each encounter is a callback to a major boss fight throughout Destiny’s history, whether it’s an Exotic mission or a campaign mission.
The list of boss encounters during Rushdown also rotates daily. Their objectives are rather straightforward, but some encounter mechanics might not be as obvious.
For Expert difficulty Rushdown, I highly recommend bringing your best loadout. There are way too many encounters to give a comprehensive guide on, so make sure to bring builds with adequate add-clear and boss damage.
Survivability is most important, as it’s better to take your time rather than burn through your revive tokens.
Supremacy
Now for the PvP sweats—Supremacy should be pretty straightforward: defeat your opponents and secure their Crests.
I’ve seen way too many people ignore this, but make sure to pick up your allies’ Crests when they get knocked out to deny the enemy team a point.
While getting kills is pretty important, it doesn’t matter if you don’t pick up their crests.
The Guardian Games version is Class vs. Class and will have you facing off against an entire team of a single class while you’re teamed up with others of the same class as your character.
In my experience, Hunters are absolutely stomping people in the Crucible, so do what you will with that information.
Medallion Farming And Loot
Now, onto what you’re here for: Medallion Farming and loot. Whether you want to finish the Guardian Games pass or light all eight braziers, you’ll need to know how to maximize your efficiency so that you don’t spend too long grinding in the Guardian Games.
We’ll be focusing on efficiency—you don’t have all the time in the world, so let’s look at how to make these farming methods as painless as possible because it can get a little boring at some point.
I suggest spending an hour or two just working on farming for the rest of the weekend. Unless you’re very insistent on playing PvP, I recommend picking up the Platinum Contender Cards “Platinum Plunderer” and “Stand-Out Performance.”
I found that farming these two Contender Cards makes things much more tolerable. For “Stand-Out Performance,” all you need to do is complete a single Expert Rushdown or a Grandmaster Nightfall to fill up the progress bar.
“Platinum Plunderer” is a particularly easy Contender Card to farm, as all you need to do is load up a Shuro Chi checkpoint or Grasp of Avarice dungeon and farm orbs of power.
Make sure to put on every orb generation perk and armor mod, like elemental siphons. Put on a podcast or audiobook and start churning out orbs. Rinse and repeat.
If you’re interested in completing the Event Card or you want to complete the two other quests, then try not to burn yourself out.
Zavala’s “Shoot to Score” quest only requires you to reach the 350,000 score threshold to allow you to light all the braziers on the right side of the Tower.
Depending on how well you do, you might even need to do well in just one Expert Rushdown to get to this score.
Shaxx’s “Vying for Supremacy” works the same. You’ll need to complete Supremacy matches on the Guardian Games version in order to gain points.
Naturally, winning matches earns you more points. Just play Crucible like you normally would.
Most of these rewards can be earned by playing the game passively, as long as you remember to equip your Guardian Games class item and drop by the tower to restock on Contender Cards whenever you finish one.
Depositing enough medallions into the podium will eventually let you earn the Godly Array shader, which periodically shifts between red, blue, and yellow, which are the colors of the three classes.
If you managed to complete the “Drop-In” quest before the Closing Ceremony, you’ll also earn the Allstar Vector skimmer.
As for weapons, we have a separate article that ranks the Guardian Games weapons as well as Heresy Act 2’s weapons and god rolls.
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A great pair of earbuds can make you feel like you’re front row at a sold-out show. Think crisp, crystal-clear sound that lets you catch the energy of a live performance — minus the crowd noise. That’s exactly why Sabrina Carpenter swears by the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro.
“I think they’re incredible,” the Grammy-winning artist told The Strategist. And while she does love the purple color, her affinity goes beyond aesthetics. These earbuds? They’re engineered for sound excellence!
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro deliver high quality sound and feature an 11‑mm woofer and 6.5‑mm tweeter in each earbud. In practical terms, this means they transform every song into a private concert! Carpenter even listens to all her mixes, masters and rough new ideas on them.
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Another highlight? The comfort. Carpenter said she was fed up with headphones that gave her headaches so she finally made the switch. While one reviewer with a small ear canal found that the unique oval design provided a perfect fit during cycling and gym sessions, shoppers have also noted that the earbuds tend to slip.
Still, there’s plenty to celebrate. At just $91, these earbuds deliver premium performance without a premium price tag. At almost half the price of competitors like the AirPods Pro, you’re getting top-tier sound quality without breaking the bank.
Plus, with an 18‑hour battery life, they’re an ideal travel companion for long commutes or extended listening sessions. “I love nothing more than being on a long car ride and getting to listen to music in my headphones,” said Carpenter.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro stand out as an accessible way to upgrade your music experience. Whether you’re jamming on a long drive or diving into your favorite playlists at home, these earbuds offer an impressive listening experience that’s hard to beat.
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Christina Boyd is about to make a comeback to Coronation Street and actress Amy Robbins has given all the gossip.
With Charlotte Jordan’s exit as Daisy Midgeley looming, Christina will play a crucial part in her departure.
But, what mischief will mother and daughter get up to on the cobbles this time around?
Christina and Daisy catfish Jenny (Credit: ITV)
Christina’s return
Daisy’s mum Christina was last seen on the cobbles in spring 2024 and it’s fair to say that she has a rather complex relationship with her daughter.
On Friday night though (March 28), Daisy phoned someone up and asked for their help after growing increasingly upset with Jenny’s behaviour, especially after finding out about the £60k windfall.
And we’re about to find out that she’s asked for her mum Christina to help her catfish Jenny on an online dating app, sparking a Christina Boyd return to Coronation Street.
The mother and daughter duo will pose as a guy called ‘Dominic,’ swooning Jenny and showering her with gifts.
Christina and Daisy then worry what they’ll do when Jenny wants to meet up with ‘Dom’ in person.
But, how will Jenny react when she finds out that ‘Dom’ isn’t real? Has Daisy learned nothing after the whole ‘Crystal’ drama?
Amy’s teased that big things are coming (Credit: ITV)
Amy Robbins teases details of Christina Boyd Coronation Street return
Actress Amy Robbins has now given some juicy goss as to what’s to come for Christina as she catfishes Jenny.
Speaking to Entertainment Daily! and other media, Amy teased: “They’re [Daisy and Christina] more alike than they choose to admit.
“They’re as bad as each other.”
She then continued: “It’s the first time you see, when push comes to shove, she’s relying on her flesh and blood to push her out of it.”
Speaking of Christina and Daisy’s plan to catfish Jenny and get their hands on the £60k, Amy admitted that Christina is acting out of ‘pure jealousy,’ noting that the whole plan ‘is Christina’s idea.’
“In that moment, they’re feeling vengeful. They’re very happy to see Jenny lose the pub, they’re very happy to see her lose everything in that moment.”
And, their plan goes so far that Jenny even starts to ‘fall in love’ with the character ‘Dom,’ in a pure ‘wicked and cruel’ twist.
The actress also shared what it was like to play a part in Charlotte Jordan’s exit as Daisy Midgeley, noting that this is likely the ‘finale’ to Christina’s time on the cobbles.
Amy revealed: “I’m trying to have so much fun with Christina in the pub that they can’t get rid of her. I’m hoping she gets wedged under the bar or something and they find her. ‘Oh. She’s been there the whole time.’”
Read more: Coronation Street spoilers for next week: First look as Dee-Dee gives birth
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Ethereum has long been hailed as the go-to platform for building decentralized applications, but it’s no longer the only choice. As blockchain technology advances, developers are looking for more scalable, cost-effective, and secure solutions. BlockDAG is rapidly gaining traction as a powerful alternative.
While Ethereum’s congestion issues and soaring transaction fees frustrate users, BlockDAG’s hybrid architecture (DAG + PoW) delivers unmatched transaction speed and cost efficiency. Additionally, its robust security measures and user-friendly development tools are making it the preferred option for many. As developers seek practicality and performance, BlockDAG is becoming an obvious choice.
Ethereum: From Inception to Present – A Decade of Growth
Ethereum, conceived by Vitalik Buterin in late 2013, was officially announced at The North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami in January 2014. The vision was to create a blockchain platform capable of running smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps), offering more versatility than Bitcoin. To fund its development, Ethereum conducted a public crowdsale between July and August 2014, raising over $18 million by selling Ether (ETH) tokens to early supporters. Consequently, this successful crowdfunding effort marked one of the first major Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) in the crypto space. On July 30, 2015, the Ethereum blockchain went live with its inaugural release, “Frontier.”
Initially, Ether was priced at approximately $2.77 in August 2015. Over the years, Ethereum’s price witnessed substantial volatility but maintained an overall upward trend. In November 2021, ETH reached an all-time high of around $4,865. However, as of March 28, 2025, Ether is trading at approximately $2,013.18, representing a significant drop from its peak but still showcasing remarkable growth from its early days.
Furthermore, Ethereum’s market capitalization has also seen significant shifts. As of March 26, 2025, the market cap stood at approximately $245.93 billion, reflecting a 43.98% decrease from the previous year’s $439.03 billion. This decline is largely attributed to increased competition from newer blockchain platforms and broader crypto market corrections. Despite this, Ethereum remains the second-largest blockchain by market cap, second only to Bitcoin.
In addition, the circulating supply of Ether has grown steadily as well. As of March 26, 2025, the total supply reached about 120.65 million ETH, reflecting a 0.48% increase from the previous year’s 120.07 million. This controlled increase is a result of the Ethereum 2.0 upgrade, transitioning from Proof-of-Work (PoW) to Proof-of-Stake (PoS), enhancing efficiency and sustainability.
Ultimately, Ethereum’s true success lies not just in numbers but in its revolutionary contributions to blockchain technology. The platform has enabled countless decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and smart contracts, solidifying its status as the backbone of Web3 innovation and the decentralized internet.
BlockDAG vs. Ethereum: Why Developers Are Making the Switch
As blockchain technology advances, developers are increasingly opting for BlockDAG over Ethereum for several key reasons. First and foremost, scalability is at the forefront of this shift. While Ethereum struggles with congestion during peak usage, BlockDAG’s hybrid architecture (DAG + PoW) processes thousands of transactions per second without sacrificing speed or security. As a result, this makes BlockDAG an attractive option for developers looking to build high-performance applications.
Moreover, cost is another deciding factor. Ethereum’s transaction fees can soar during network congestion, while BlockDAG’s efficient structure significantly reduces fees, keeping them predictable and manageable. Consequently, developers appreciate the ability to maintain cost efficiency, especially in high-transaction environments.
When it comes to developer toolkits, BlockDAG offers a more comprehensive and accessible set of resources. Its Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and Token Creation Wizard make it easy to launch new tokens without writing extensive code. In contrast, Ethereum’s toolkit, while robust, can be intimidating to new developers and often lacks the user-friendly interfaces offered by BlockDAG.
Security is also a major consideration. Unlike Ethereum’s history of high-profile exploits that have raised concerns, BlockDAG’s unique architecture reduces attack vectors significantly. With parallel block validation and robust cryptographic protocols, BlockDAG has made security a main priority from the start.
Lastly, community support plays a vital role. BlockDAG’s vibrant and growing developer community is fueled by strong presale performance—raising $208.5 million across 27 batches. With an ROI of 2,380% since batch 1 and over 18.9 billion coins sold at the current price of $0.0248, BlockDAG’s momentum is undeniable. As a result, developers are joining not just for the technology but for the thriving ecosystem and support network that comes with it.
The Future of Blockchain Development: Why BlockDAG Stands Out
As blockchain technology continues to evolve, developers are making practical choices based on scalability, cost, security, and community support. Ethereum, while historically significant, struggles with high fees and congestion, leaving many developers searching for better alternatives. BlockDAG addresses these pain points with its hybrid architecture, lower transaction costs, and advanced security features. Moreover, the platform’s comprehensive toolkit and thriving community make development more accessible and rewarding. As the shift continues, it’s clear that BlockDAG is not just another blockchain project—it’s a solution designed to meet the demands of today’s developers while paving the way for more efficient, secure applications.
Sister Wives star Christine Brown recently took the high road over Robyn Brown, but despite it annoying fans, there may be a good reason for this.
Sister Wives: Christine Brown Pulls the Ex-Wives In
Christine Brown typically doesn’t have kind words to say about Robyn Brown on or off the Sister Wives screen. So, when she was given a wide-open canvas to paint Robyn any way she wanted to, she passed up on the opportunity. Now, fans are wondering what’s up with this.
During her Tell-All segment, which we will see at the end of Season 19, Sukanya Krishnan asks Christine if Kody complained about his wives to the other wives.
Sister Wives | TLC
Christine said Kody would complain to her about Meri Brown and Janelle Brown. But… he never complained about Robyn. So, fans wondered why Christine had no problem pulling Meri and Janelle in for this. But why not Robyn?
What was Christine Thinking?
The simplest answer to Christine Brown not offering complaints about Robyn via Kody is that is probably the truth. It is possible the Sister Wives patriarch never complained about Robyn to the other wives. But even if that were the case, fans think Christine still missed one heck of an opportunity.
Robyn Brown didn’t think anything about blaming Christine instead of Kody for their plural marriage demise. So, fans think Robyn fabricated her story to keep blame off the once-shared husband.
Now some Sister Wives fans suggest Christine missed the boat on payback. Robyn hates hearing about what the other wives say about her when she watches the show. Some of the Sister Wives cast indicated in previous interviews that they see the episodes at the same time we, do.
So it is not as if they see it first and can ask the crew to edit something out before it hits the screen. So anything Christine said, would come out on the show.
Which means, Robyn would likely be sitting home with Kody when watching the Tell- All for the first time. So, fans offer their thoughts on what Christine might have said instead. They thought she missed the perfect time to get Kody and Robyn squabbling by making something up.
Sister Wives: She Missed the Boat
Some Sister Wives fans hopped on social media to suggest Christine should have stirred the pot for payback. She could have said Kody complained about Robyn all the time.
They suggested she should have said that Kody considers Robyn constant sobbing a turn-off. Or that Robyn’s kids are getting on his nerves. But she said nothing at all about Kody confiding in her about Robyn.
The fans touched on many disparaging things they would have liked to hear Christine say about Robyn. They covered a wide range of stuff she should have made up, and some were rather nasty.
They offered negative comments that Christine could have thrown in, from Robyn’s looks to her attitude and everything in between.
But Christine didn’t, and other fans chimed in to say that fabricating things is just not Christine’s style. If Kody had complained about Robyn, Christine would have likely shared that.
But from what they’ve seen of Christine over the 19 seasons of the TLC series, they don’t believe she would say things that weren’t true for the sake of revenge.
Head back to Soap Dirt for the latest buzz on Sister Wives.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., March 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — GivBux, Inc. (OTC: GBUX) (“GivBux” or the Company”), a publicly traded Super App and charitable giving platform, today announced the intended sale of a 30% equity stake in the Company for $212 million. The transaction is designed to be completed through a non-dilutive structure to protect and enhance long-term shareholder value.
As part of the transaction, $212 million will be invested into an income-oriented strategy managed by an experienced, real estate focused private credit asset manager. This multiyear commitment is designed to produce consistent cash flow to provide funding to GivBux to support the overall expansion of the Company and its Super App platform. The majority shareholder of GivBux has voluntarily agreed to retire a portion of its shares to minimize dilution to shareholders.
Additional details regarding the transaction will be available in the Company’s 8-K filing.
Umesh Tim Singh, President of GivBux, Inc., said, “This investment would mark a significant milestone in the Company’s growth strategy and position GivBux for global expansion.”
About GivBux, Inc.
The GivBux Super App revolutionizes shopping by offering a user-friendly tool to make purchases swiftly and efficiently at over 100 national retailers and an expanding roster of local merchants. Users earn cash back on every purchase, a portion of which can be directed towards a charity of their choice, embodying GivBux Inc.’s commitment to “give back.”
The GivBux Super App is free to use and available now on the Google Play Store (Android) and the Apple App Store (IOS). The GivBux Super App constantly evolves and adds new enhancements and functionalities, including social networking, e-commerce, banking, messaging, food delivery, and transportation.
GivBux is forging a new path in e-commerce and charitable giving and aspires to build the largest community of givers, first in the United States and eventually worldwide. For more details and regular updates, visit https://givbux.com.
This press release contains “forward-looking statements.” Although the forward-looking statements in this release reflect the good faith judgment of management, forward-looking statements are inherently subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to be materially different from those discussed in these forward-looking statements. Readers are urged to carefully review and consider the various disclosures made by GivBux, Inc. in our reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the risk factors that attempt to advise interested parties of the risks that may affect our business, financial condition, results of operation and cash flows. If one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or if the underlying assumptions prove incorrect, our actual results may vary materially from those expected or projected. Readers are urged not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this release. We assume no obligation to update any forward-looking statements in order to reflect any event or circumstance that may arise after the date of this release. The Company intends that all statements included herein, including those referring to future revenues and earnings, be subject to the “Safe Harbors” provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
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