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Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) experienced price declines as the broader cryptocurrency market saw significant liquidations. CoinGlass data indicates that over the last 24 hours before press time, the cryptocurrency market saw $463 million worth of liquidations. Bitcoin’s today’s fall to under $93,000 is primarily attributed to macroeconomic woes, with market participants fearing that prolonged inflation is likely. This seems a continuation of a recent trend.

The United States government was allowed by a court to sell $6.5 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC) seized from the world’s first darknet market. A court document reveals that Chief U. S. District Judge Richard Seeborg denied a motion that would prevent the forfeiture of 69,370 BTC from the Silk Road deep web black market.  The judge gave a go-ahead to the Department of Justice to sell the $6.5 billion worth of Bitcoin with the ruling. The details The document in question was filed on Dec.

Marvel Rivals has an impressive roster of heroes to pick from, potentially making it difficult to choose what avenue to go down. However, rather than it being a total guessing game, the developers have released a Hero Hot List which reveals what are the highest-picked heroes along with which have the best win rates. Here, we’ll be taking a look at this very list, giving you three sets of data showcasing which are the best win rate heroes in the game so you can craft your perfect team. Best win rate heroes in Marvel Rivals Before we get into the data, because Marvel Rivals is a semi-crossplay game, there are some differences in terms of pick and win rates. Because of this, we have different tables displaying the data, one for the Quickplay pool where crossplay can occur, and two separate for Competitive where it cannot. Here are the top five win rate heroes in Marvel Rivals: Marvel Rivals Quickplay pick and win rates Hero Role Pick Rate Win Rate Mantis Strategist 15.75% 56.03% Peni Parker Vanguard 15.65% 55.38% Adam Warlock Strategist 9.06% 54.42% Loki Strategist 9.24% 53.41% Thor Vanguard 13.36% 53.26% Marvel Rivals Competitive pick and win rates (All Ranks) PC Hero Role Pick Rate Win Rate Mantis Strategist 19.77% 55.20% Hela Duelist 12.86% 54.24% Loki Strategist 8.19% 53.79% Magik Duelist 4.02% 53.63% Adam Warlock Strategist 7.45% 53.59% Console Hero Role Pick Rate Win Rate Mantis Strategist 18.81% 55.40% Magik Duelist 5.15% 54.89% Hela Duelist 7.70% 53.47% Peni Parker Vanguard 21.58% 53.45% Adam Warlock Strategist 8.10% 53.34% Even though Mantis is a top-tier character to play as, it is surprising that she is number one for win rate in both Quickplay and Competitive. This essentially means that if you don’t have a Mantis on your team, you’re likely going to have a tough time competing against one. What’s more interesting though is that Peni Parker is the only Vanguard to make the cut in Competitive. If you play Marvel Rivals a lot, you’d know that Doctor Strange is a pretty nailed on pick, potentially followed by Magneto, so it just goes to show that Peni really is that much stronger on the battlefield. Other Marvel Rivals articles you may like How to get the Invisible Woman Malice skin in Marvel Rivals Marvel Rivals SVP: What does it mean? Marvel Rivals stuck on 99 percent explained and how to fix Marvel Rivals Season 1 Part 1 Twitch Drops explained The post Marvel Rivals Hero Hot List: Top 5 win rate heroes appeared first on ReadWrite.

Marvel Rivals continues to perform very well indeed with players continuing to flock to the new hero shooter. It just goes to show if you take a great license and actually come up with a fun game, guess what – it will be a success. Earlier today we looked at how Marvel Rivals mods were stirring up a little controversy, but push all that to one side now as we have the full patch notes for the upcoming Season 1, which is already looking like it will be a surefire hit. Marvel Rivals Version 2025011 patch notes The patch notes are fairly meaty so let’s look at a few highlights before we get into the real deal shall we? These a mainly all balancing tweaks and changes ahead of Season 1 so hopefully we are going to find the characters are a bit better matched from the off.

Square Enix has been moving fast since announcing Final Fantasy VII Rebirth for the PC at The Game Awards at the tail end of 2024. Earlier this week we were treated to the PC specifications that did more than hint that if you wanted to get the best from the game you were going to need to be packing a graphics card with more punch than many of us currently rock in our gaming rigs, and also one considerably more powerful than the PlayStation 5 version requires. Of course, this is the PC version of FFVII Rebirth so we are going to have the opportunity to make it look very good indeed, just as we did with Horizon and Ghost of Tsushima.

Charizard is one of the all-time greats when it comes to Pokemon — a true OG that even new franchise fans make their favorite. While Charizard hasn’t always been the best battling buddy in the physical TCG, Pokemon TCG Pocket gives it new life, making it a go-to pick for a lot of Trainers. Here, we’ll be focusing on the ex variant of the card, revealing what the best Charizard ex deck is, hopefully giving you more victories. What is the best Charizard ex deck in Pokemon TCG Pocket? Charizard ex is obviously the focus of the deck we’re going to reveal but there are some Pokemon that are required to make it work to its fullest potential. First off, there’s basically no point in playing this deck unless you’re also using Moltres ex.