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- 1Arthur Hayes says trillions are being wasted on the AI boom●Trillions are being ‘wasted’ on the AI boom, Arthur Hayes says. He’s betting on what comes next
Crypto investor Arthur Hayes argues that trillions of dollars are being wasted on the current AI boom and says he is positioning for what comes after it. The comments add to a growing debate among investors over whether massive AI infrastructure spending will deliver returns or end in a costly correction.
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St Kilda is in the news after a SEN radio discussion in which coach Ross Lyons-era figure Hayes spoke about ruckman Rowan Marshall, along with teammates Tauru, Lobb and Phillipou. The comments touched on Marshall's role and future at the club, prompting discussion among AFL fans about where the Saints' list decisions are heading.
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Hay Day, Supercell's popular mobile farming game, has released an update to its fishing area, giving players new content to explore. The news is drawing big attention from the game's community, with players discussing what the refreshed fishing area adds to the long-running title and sharing reactions to the changes.
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Golden State Valkyries head coach Natalie Nakase is in the spotlight as the WNBA playoffs begin, with the expansion team earning attention in its debut season. Veteran guard Tiffany Hayes has said publicly that she believes the Valkyries can win it all, adding to the buzz around Nakase's first-year squad heading into the postseason.
- 5Arthur Hayes Predicts Bitcoin at $126,000 by Year End▼Arthur Hayes Expects Bitcoin to Hit $126,000 by Year End. Can BTC Climb 46% in Under Three Months?
Former BitMEX chief executive Arthur Hayes says he expects Bitcoin to reach $126,000 by the end of the year. That would require a rally of roughly 46% from current levels in under three months. The forecast is drawing attention in crypto circles, with debate over whether such a sharp climb is realistic given recent market conditions.
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Supercell's mobile farming game Hay Day is the subject of a wave of player attention, with many saying something unusual is occurring in the game. Details of exactly what is happening remain vague, but the buzz has drawn significant engagement from the game's community, which is speculating about a possible update, event or glitch.
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Supercell's farming game Hay Day is introducing a character called Angus as a farm helper, and the community is buzzing about it. Fans are discussing what the new helper will do on their farms, how he fits into the game, and whether this signals more helper characters or features coming in future updates.
- 8Georgia lands Top-25 shooting guard Jarvis Hayes Jr.●NCAA CBB: Georgia lands Top-25 recruit in shooting guard Jarvis Hayes Jr. … https://www. espn.com/mens-college-basketba
The Georgia Bulldogs men's basketball program has received a commitment from Jarvis Hayes Jr., a shooting guard ranked in the Top 25 nationally in his recruiting class. The pledge is a significant recruiting win for the program as it builds its future roster, and it is drawing attention from college basketball fans following coverage of the commitment.
- 9Hayes restores musical instruments to honour veterans▼Salute Our Heroes: Hayes breathes new life into musical instruments
A feature from WIBW's 'Salute Our Heroes' series highlights a man named Hayes who repairs and restores used musical instruments, giving them new life. The segment frames the work as a service to the community, and the series typically profiles veterans or those supporting them. It is a feel-good local human-interest story about craftsmanship, music and giving back.
- 10Renewed interest in the Book of Enoch●🧿 𝑬𝒍 𝑳𝒊𝒃𝒓𝒐 𝒅𝒆 𝑬𝒏𝒐𝒄 🧿 Hay libros antiguos que se olvidan con el tiempo… y luego está el Libro de Enoc, que directamente f
Discussion is circulating about the Book of Enoch, the ancient Jewish text that was excluded from most biblical canons. Commenters argue it was deliberately set aside not because it was irrelevant, but because its content—descriptions of fallen angels, cosmic secrets and prophecies—was considered too controversial. The topic is drawing attention among readers fascinated by marginalised religious texts and what mainstream tradition chose to omit.
- 11New podcast episode discusses George R. R. Martin's Windhaven●¡Hay nuevo episodio en la Posada! Esta vez nos vamos de viaje con George R. R. Martin y Lisa Tuttle para hablar de Refug
A Spanish-language book podcast, La Posada, has released a new episode about Refugio del viento (Windhaven), the novel George R. R. Martin wrote with Lisa Tuttle. The hosts describe it as a lesser-known title that gave them plenty to discuss, including its flying characters and story. It is being shared with readers who may have missed the book.
- 12Calls circulate for a single secular state replacing Israel▼El estado de Israel tiene que dejar de existir. Sobre sus ruinas, hay que fundar un estado laico, multicultural, basado
Activist messages are asserting that Israel should cease to exist and be replaced by a secular, multicultural state built on the right of return for Palestinian refugees. Supporters argue that the phrase 'Free Palestine' refers not only to Gaza and the West Bank but to the whole territory. The claim is voiced as an opinion amid ongoing debate over the conflict, not as an established event.
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U.S. Soccer and head coach Emma Hayes are being discussed in connection with a major ambition for the national team program. Hayes, who took charge of the US women's national team, continues to draw attention for her plans and vision. Specific details of the ambition were not provided in the available reporting.
- 14Columbus Coffee Festival Returns to Hilliard With Alpacas and Ax-Throwing●Columbus Coffee Festival Returns to Hilliard With Alpacas, Ax-Throwing, 50 Vendors - Colton Hayes
The Columbus Coffee Festival is returning to Hilliard, Ohio, featuring around 50 vendors alongside attractions such as alpacas and ax-throwing. The event brings local coffee roasters, cafes and makers together with family-friendly activities, drawing attention from residents planning a weekend visit and from local writers covering the festival's lineup.
- 15Richard E. Grant goes big in Hay Fever revival▼Hay Fever: Richard E. Grant hams it up no end https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/theatre/hay-fever-richard-e-grant-revie
Richard E. Grant is drawing attention for his performance in a new stage production of Noel Coward's Hay Fever, with a review in the London Evening Standard saying he 'hams it up no end'. The actor's broad comic turn is proving a talking point among theatre audiences and critics, dividing opinion on whether the theatrical excess is a delight or too much.
- 16Star Trek scripts treated like sacred texts, commentator alarmed●Me asusta cuando me entero de que hay 10.000 personas que tratan a los guiones de Star Trek como si fueran las sagradas
A Spanish-language sociology commentator says they are alarmed that thousands of fans treat Star Trek scripts as if they were sacred scriptures, likening the show's fandom to a religion. The writer links the phenomenon to Gene Roddenberry's vision, framing the franchise as an object of near-religious devotion and as material for sociological study of how fandoms take on spiritual traits.
- 17Washington Bullets vs Houston Rockets, January 9, 1975 box score resurfaces▼Washington Bullets vs Houston Rockets Jan 9, 1975 Box Scores
The complete box score of the January 9, 1975 NBA game between the Washington Bullets and the Houston Rockets has drawn renewed attention. The Bullets, led that season by Wes Unseld and Elvin Hayes, were on their way to an NBA Finals appearance, while the Rockets featured a young roster in transition. Interest centres on the statistical lines of both teams from that mid-1970s matchup.
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Golden State Valkyries guard Tiffany Hayes is drawing attention as the team's key playoff weapon, with the San Francisco Standard calling her 'unguardable' and the X factor of the postseason. The veteran's scoring and playmaking have been pivotal to the expansion franchise's run, and fans are celebrating her breakout role.
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Writer Constance Hays Matsumoto sits down for an interview with journalist Deborah Kalb as part of her ongoing series of Q&As with authors. The conversation, published on the Book Q&As blog, gives Matsumoto a platform to discuss her writing and background. Such author interviews offer readers insight into new and recent books.
- 20Queer analog horror video about video games gains attention●Este vídeo es muy interesante y hay que compartirlo y ver todas las cositas que menciona 💜 https:// youtu.be/vTQ0eHSAFpA
A Spanish-language video exploring queer themes, video games and analog horror is being shared ahead of Halloween. The poster urges viewers to watch closely for the many small details it contains, suggesting layered storytelling that rewards repeat viewing.
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A new production of Noël Coward's classic comedy Hay Fever has opened at Wyndham's Theatre in London's West End, with the first reviews now coming in. Critics are weighing in on how the staging handles Coward's farce about the Bohemian Bliss family and their hapless weekend guests. Early commentary is centred on the performances and whether the production lands the playwright's signature blend of wit and chaos.
- 22Arthur Hayes Sees Bitcoin Hitting $1 Million by 2030▼Bitcoin Price to $1M by 2030? Arthur Hayes Warns of AI Credit Crisis
Former BitMEX chief Arthur Hayes is predicting that bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030, tying the forecast to warnings of a looming credit crisis linked to artificial intelligence financing. He argues that if AI-driven credit expansion falters, governments and central banks would flood markets with liquidity, boosting bitcoin. Crypto commentators are debating whether the scenario is credible or another attention-grabbing call.
- 23Dani Clos says low suspension makes F1 car bottom out everywhere●DANI CLOS (@daniclos): El coche toca en todo por la suspensión baja. Hay que ajustarla para subirlo. La modificación del
Former F1 driver Dani Clos said the car is touching the ground everywhere because the suspension is set too low, and it needs adjusting to be raised. He noted that the modification of the manifold was made by adding extra parts, sharing images of the mechanical work.
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Arthur Hayes has issued bullish price predictions for Bitcoin and Ethereum, and crypto-related stocks rose in response. The market move suggests investors are taking the outlook seriously, though the specific targets and the reasoning behind them were not detailed in the coverage.
- 25Tennis Venue Services Renovates Hays High School Tennis Courts▼Tennis Venue Services renovates the tennis courts at Hays High School in Kansas
Tennis Venue Services has completed a renovation of the tennis courts at Hays High School in Hays, Kansas. The project, announced by the USTA, refreshes the school's tennis facilities for players and the local community. The upgrade is expected to support the school's tennis program and give students improved courts for practice and competition.
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Dripping Springs High School's tennis team has finished first in its district, according to the Hays Free Press. The result caps a strong season for the Texas program and secures the top spot in district standings. Community members are congratulating players and coaches as word of the championship spreads locally.
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The Lehman Lobos tennis team has beaten the Lockhart Lions in a high school match-up covered by Hays Free Press. The result marks a win for Lehman in the local Texas high school sports scene. Further details on scores or player performances were not provided.
- 28Maelstrom CIO predicts Bitcoin could hit $1 million by 2030●Maelstrom CIO Says Bitcoin Could Reach $1 Million by 2030 -- Interview
The chief investment officer of Maelstrom, the investment firm led by BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, says Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030. In an interview, the executive laid out a long-term bullish case for the cryptocurrency, a forecast that would imply a massive increase from current price levels.