Each John Wick movie already feels like a miracle of action filmmaking. The first injected a simple revenge thriller with the bloody beauty of a Hong Kong action movie, the second took the franchise to mythic new heights, and the third delivered all-star action crossovers. But the fourth manages to one-up all of them in the greatest display of action spectacle this side of Mad Max: Fury Road.

In the same year that everyday investors lost a whopping $350 billion, Masterworks had its best year ever. Their 9 art sales returned $25.8 million to investors – a record amount.

So, what did investors do with their cash? Charter a yacht in Ibiza? Finally close on that Alpaca farm? Maybe save a little? Naaah.

Either way, Masterworks wants to do the same thing for you. This fintech unicorn is unlocking an asset class that was once only available to billionaires.

With escalating demand, offerings can sell out in just minutes. But Masterworks is inviting Inverse readers to skip the waitlist to join. Isn't it time you check them out?

As far as premium or "pro" controllers go, the DualSense Edge for the PlayStation 5 is the best wireless controller Sony has ever made.

It has fully customizable buttons that can be programmed on a per-game basis using custom profiles. There are two pairs of back buttons for additional inputs; the travel for the Adaptive Triggers is adjustable to three heights; and the joysticks are swappable for hardcore players.

But Sony's $199.99 controller also has one major drawback that may make the price tag a tough sell.