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Former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden says Sony’s decision to stop producing physical discs for new games in 2028 has damaged the brand. He argues digital access is not the same as ownership, while critics point to Sony’s court position and a petition opposing the move.
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Google has launched Playground, a browser-based platform that turns plain-language descriptions into playable games. Available initially to U.S. adults, the experimental tool supports conversational editing, sharing and selected multiplayer features, with Unity Spark integration planned later this year.
Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan said the race to find the next 100x cryptocurrency token resembles irrational exuberance, as traders attempt to sell before prices collapse. He contrasted that speculation with prediction markets, where participants trade contracts tied to future events and defined probabilities.
Bitcoin stayed in a narrow range as the Nasdaq and S&P 500 reached record closing highs. Kalshi launched a U.S. stock-index perpetual future, while the Winklevoss brothers filed for a direct-holding Zcash ETF and Moneyiar data showed Bitcoin below $84,000.
Evernorth shareholders approved the company’s merger with Armada Acquisition Corp. II, clearing the way for an October 8 Nasdaq debut under XRPN. The XRP treasury firm expects to hold about 473 million tokens after raising more than $1 billion through the transaction and related financing.
A public PS5 jailbreak called Relapse works on firmware 7.00 through 13.60, enabling custom code and homebrew software but carrying stability and account risks. Its release follows Sony’s court argument that customers do not own digital games purchased through PlayStation.
Researchers are pursuing three ways to address Bitcoin’s hypothetical quantum threat: cheaper quantum-resistant transactions, a possible protocol upgrade and custody-layer protections. No quantum computer can currently attack Bitcoin, and none of this week’s developments makes the network quantum-safe on its own.
Morgan Stanley has joined NEXTPredict as prediction markets pursue greater institutional participation. Decrypt reports that sports betting still makes up most sector trading, while valuations reflect expectations for stronger institutional interest.
UTXO’s Daniel Hinton discusses Bitcoin’s 24/7 global market, its lack of a central clearinghouse and the challenges these features create as institutional adoption develops, according to Bitcoin Magazine.
Coinbase is building adaptable Bitcoin custody infrastructure that can support whichever post-quantum signing scheme Bitcoin eventually adopts, Decrypt reports. Cryptography chief Yehuda Lindell described the approach as part of the exchange’s $250 billion custody strategy.
Bitcoin Magazine introduces Orange Juice as a new corporate Bitcoin playbook modeled on Berkshire Hathaway. The report provides no details on holdings, performance, transactions, valuation, or investment outlook.
A GTA V surveillance mod adds Flock cameras that track players across Los Santos and can be destroyed. Decrypt reported the feature, but supplied material gives no details linking it to FLOCK or other crypto assets.
Bitcoin traders are taking a less bullish stance ahead of U.S. inflation data, CoinDesk reported. The shift reflects caution before the figures are released, with no specific Bitcoin price move or forecast provided.
A public company is restarting an $827 million Bitcoin treasury strategy after selling all its crypto holdings. Its proposed initial raise equals just 1.51% of the target and follows Strategy’s STRC funding model.
Sony has rejected a $508 million tariff refund claim from PS5 buyers as “illogical,” Decrypt reports. The dispute follows a second PlayStation price increase in March, five weeks after the tariffs were struck down.
