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[OFFICIAL] The Council ⚖️ will launch alongside League Classic—a community vote that will guide the future of League Classic

🪐 The most expensive virtual item ever sold was a planet. It cost 6 million real dollars. The game is Entropia Universe, a sci-fi MMO with a real cash economy. You can deposit real money, and you can cash it back out at a fixed rate. That means everything inside the game has a genuine dollar value. 2010: a company called SEE Digital Studios bought Planet Calypso for 6 million dollars. It holds the Guinness World Record for most valuable virtual object. The planet processed around 428 million dollars in player transactions in 2010 alone. The buyer earns real income from taxes on everything players hunt, mine and trade there. And Calypso is not even the only crazy sale in that game. A player known as Jon "NEVERDIE" Jacobs bought a virtual asteroid nightclub for 100,000 dollars in 2005. He mortgaged his actual house to do it. He later sold pieces of it for hundreds of thousands. People treat these as investments, not toys. You buy the land, you tax the players, you cash out the profit into your real bank account. Someone bought a fictional planet for the price of a mansion, and it paid rent. The metaverse everyone started hyping in 2021 already existed in 2003. It just had spaceships and a working tax system.

Proof of Distribution (PoD) Season 1 saw over 410,000 $RON distributed directly to ecosystem builders! But here’s the unexpected part: our community started using the PoD leaderboard as a pure alpha-hunting tool to discover new games. If a game is climbing the ranks, it means players are taking notice. Which Ronin game caught your eye this week?👇

Si ganaste 200.000 dólares el mes pasado haciendo trading, probablemente deberías seguir haciendo únicamente eso. No hace falta que me vendas ningún curso, no creo que necesites mi dinero. Abrazo

Hold your head high, Alex ❤️ What you and Norway achieved this World Cup was historic 🇳🇴

Erling Haaland on breaking down in tears after Norway’s 2–1 extra-time defeat to England in the FIFA World Cup. 🗣️ “Those tears weren’t because I missed out on a semi-final. They came because I felt like I had let an entire nation down. When you wear the Norway shirt, you don’t just play for yourself you play for every child dreaming in the streets, every family watching from home, and every supporter who believed in us. That weight is impossible to describe.” “People will see me crying and call it weakness. Let them. I call it love. If losing for your country doesn’t break your heart, then football doesn’t mean enough to you. I would rather cry after giving everything than smile knowing I could have done more.” “I looked around that dressing room and saw teammates devastated. Some couldn’t speak. Some were staring at the floor. Others were crying just like I was. That’s when it truly hit me. Our dream was over. All the sacrifices, all the hard work, all the belief… gone in a single night.” “To every Norway supporter, I’m sorry we couldn’t give you one more match. You deserved to see us in the semi-finals. You stood by us from the first minute of this tournament until the last, and hearing you sing even after the final whistle made the pain even harder to take. We heard you. We felt your love.” “England were better when it mattered most, and they deserve credit. But don’t think this defeat will break us. It will stay with me for the rest of my life. Every time I train, every time I score, every time I wear this badge again, I’ll remember this night and the tears that came with it.” “This isn’t goodbye to our dream. It’s a painful chapter in our story. Right now my heart is broken, and nothing can change that. But I promise the people of Norway one thing we will get back up. We will fight again. And one day, these tears will be replaced by tears of joy. Until then, I’ll carry this pain with me every single day.”

🚨 CONTROVERSY: The ball clearly hit the camera wire above the pitch causing the ball to drop at the feet of an England player which led directly to a goal FIFA announced that the pressure sensor in the ball showed no peaks and therefore there was no proof the ball touched the wire

COMO QUE EL GOL DE INGLATERRA NACE DE UN BALÓN QUE GOLPEA CON LA CÁMARA ???