

Bitcoin's post-Fed rally was short-lived. After the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) held interest rates steady, Bitcoin rose above $81,000 but subsequently gave up those gains. Rising oil prices and inflation concerns exerted pressure on the crypto market, causing Bitcoin to retreat to $80,440. Markets are now closely watching the Fed’s potential rate move in December.

Microsoft and Alphabet’s financial results were released: AI investments took center stage. Microsoft’s net income rose 32% year-over-year to $36.6 billion for the July–September period, while Alphabet, Google’s parent company, saw revenue increase 25% to $127.6 billion. Although Alphabet’s net income declined during the same period, artificial intelligence and cloud services emerged as key highlights in the financial results of both companies.

Selva Demiralp’s assessment of the Fed: Drew attention to Warsh’s remarks Professor Dr. Selva Demiralp, writer for Dünya Newspaper, evaluated the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision and the remarks made by Fed Chairman Warsh during the press conference. Demiralp emphasized the importance of central bank leaders staying away from political polarization. https://t.co/JWCQ0RhUYz

The owner of more than half is unknown! Who owns 11.1 million Bitcoin? While institutional investments in Bitcoin are widely discussed, millions of Bitcoin remain unassigned to known owners. According to Galaxy’s data, 11.1 million Bitcoin are held in addresses belonging to individuals or entities whose identities cannot be determined. Behind this figure—representing 55% of the total supply—are investors hiding their assets, unidentified institutions, and wallets with lost access.

Warren Buffett’s small investment 38 years ago turned into immense wealth: It now generates millions of dollars annually. The investment made by world-renowned investor Warren Buffett in 1988 into a company that Wall Street viewed with skepticism has grown into a massive income source over the years. The shares Berkshire Hathaway has held for nearly four decades now generate hundreds of millions of dollars annually—just from dividend payments.

Musk’s merger plan has stirred up confusion: Concerns are growing within the company. The rumored possibility of a merger between SpaceX, the space technology company owned by Elon Musk, and Tesla, the electric vehicle manufacturer, has sparked concerns within the company. Musk’s clear openness to such an agreement has raised questions about the protection of shareholders’ interests and regulatory scrutiny.


