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The post Is Patrick Schwarzenegger In ‘Gen V’ Season 2? Why He Doesn’t Return appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Patrick Schwarzenegger as Luke Riordan/Golden Boy and Maddie Phillips as Cate Dunlap on season one of “Gen V.” Brooke Palmer/Prime Video Warning: Spoilers ahead for season two, episodes one through three of Gen V. Gen V is back for season two, and fans of Patrick Schwarzenegger’s Golden Boy might be disappointed to learn that he’s not part of the latest installment. Schwarzenegger starred as Luke Riordan/Golden Boy, the No.1 student at Godolkin University, on season one of the college-set spinoff of The Boys. His powers included manipulating fire, engulfing his body in flames, superhuman strength and flying. He had a promising future ahead of him and was even poised to be part of the premier supe group known as The Seven. But in a twist, at the end of the first episode, Luke flamed up and flew into the sky, committing suicide by using his powers and exploding. Still, Schwarzenegger appeared throughout the remainder of the season in flashbacks, a video message, his younger brother Sam Riordan’s (Asa Germann) hallucinations and in Cate Dunlap’s (Maddie Phillips) memories during episode six. It’s natural to wonder if Schwarzenegger would reprise the role in some capacity in season two, but the actor already explained why fans wouldn’t see him this time around. Schwarzengger Missed Out On Season 2 Of Gen V Because Of Scheduling Conflicts With The White Lotus Patrick Schwarzenegger as Luke Riordan/Golden Boy and Jaz Sinclair as Marie Moreau on season one of “Gen V.” Brooke Palmer/Prime Video Long before the release of season two of Gen V, Schwarzengger revealed that he couldn’t return because he was filming season three of HBO’s The White Lotus. Schwarzenegger starred as Saxon Ratliff, the eldest child of a wealthy family from North Carolina, in the Thailand-set season of Mike White’s anthology series. “No, I…

The post Top 3 Privacy Coins To Watch Amid the Market Crash and Ethereum Push appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Insights Privacy coins are outperforming the wider market during the November crash as traders rotate into assets with stronger on-chain privacy. The new Kohaku privacy system of Ethereum has renewed interest in coins with deeper, base-level privacy like Monero, Zcash, and Dash. Monero needs to clear $425, Zcash must break $748, and Dash has to move above $87 to keep their rallies alive. November has Bitcoin and Ethereum sliding, and many altcoins have broken into the negative zone. But one group is still holding strong. Privacy coins have stayed strong even as the wider market drops. The new privacy step of Ethereum, Kohaku, has also pulled attention back to coins that offer deeper privacy at the base chain. Here are the three privacy coins standing out right now. Monero (XMR) Privacy Coin in Focus Monero is still one of the strongest privacy coins in the market. It hides the sender, receiver, and amount in every transfer. There is no transparent option, unlike Kohaku’s opt-in model. This makes Monero the cleanest example of full privacy, and that is why it has led the privacy group while the market crashed. XMR has held up well. In the last three months, it has been up about 50.1%. The broader privacy-coin space has moved higher during Ethereum’s privacy push, and Monero has been at the front of that move. Monero has been stuck inside a rising wedge since 1 August. It has tried many times to break above the upper trend line but failed each time. Now the price is close again, and the privacy narrative makes this attempt important. Privacy Coin: Monero Price Action | Source: TradingView A close above $425 shows real strength and gives Monero a chance to crack the bearish pattern. A move above $477 turns it into a…