Here’s a small round up of some cool shades and brands you might like for this summer 2020: 1. FutureMood Sunglasses: “The world’s first sunglasses proven to alter your state of mind.? Conjured in California. $175 at futuremood.com // @FUTUREMOODSTUDIOS 2. The ‘MONEY’ Shade by Mont Boudoir The ‘MONEY’ Shade by Clermont Twins – Former U.S. TV personalities turned full-time models (Yeezy amongst others) and founders of The Clermont Foundation, Launched digitally last week, their first ever eyewear design for their brand Mont Boudoir . The silhouette is composed of a futuristic, exaggerated and oversized square frame. $295 at montboudoir.com // @montboudoir 3.Port Tanger Port Tanger has partnered with Browns to release a new collection of sunglasses inspired by the city of Tangiers. The eyewear label is heavily influenced by the Moroccan city, celebrating its vibrancy and culture through the range of frames. Port Tanger styles available now at the Browns web store — app...
In context: If you’re a long-time RPG fan, there’s a very good chance you’ve heard of or even played the original Gothic, first released back in 2001. Though a bit rough around the edges (even for its time), the game was charming, difficult, and complex to master; all things gamers came to appreciate. The title did well enough to justify several sequels. These sequels vary quite a bit in terms of quality, but there’s a reason this style of game continues to persist in the form of Elex or the ongoing Risen franchise — they have a certain undeniable charm that few other RPGs do. This has led the titles to gain a sizable cult following over the years. It may come as no surprise, then, to learn that THQ Nordic is looking to remake the original Gothic with a modern interface, visuals, and a reworked combat system (among other things). However, unlike many other games that get a teaser trailer or even just a written press release for an announcement, THQ Nordic has opted to let players i...
Yearn.finance (YFI) took a strong hit around 24 hours ago when a yet-to-launch project related to protocol experienced a bug. For those that don’t know, Andre Cronje, founder of Yearn.finance, deployed a series of new contracts relating to a new, still-to-launch game called Eminence Finance. Eminence is slated to be an Ethereum-based card game with a focus on guilds. Users, largely YFI holders, deployed capital into the Eminence contracts despite no official launch or website. Unfortunately, there was a bug in the deployed contracts that allowed a user to withdraw $15 million worth of DAI from the contracts by putting in much less. Many immediately sold their YFI after the bug was exploited for that $15 million. The coin remains down around 15-20% since the bug was exploited as there remains uncertainty in the market. Related Reading: MicroStrategy’s Stock Continues to Soar After Bitcoin Purchase Yearn.finance (YFI) Still Down After EMN Imbroglio Yearn.finance currently tra...
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