Abstract
This article comprehensively reviews the historical prices and market fluctuations of Shiba Inu (SHIB) since its inception, combining data from bull and bear market phases to assess potential returns for investors purchasing 10 SHIB tokens. It aims to answer the crucial question,

Elon Musk openly holds Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin, with a significant stake in Bitcoin. His market influence is enormous, yet investment decisions should be independent, considering individual risk tolerance rather than following his lead.

Only ten public companies have achieved trillion-dollar valuations, primarily in tech. While some, like Nvidia and Apple, show potential, they face significant growth challenges. In contrast, Alphabet stands out as a strong buy due to its solid economic positioning and cloud growth prospects, trading at a reasonable valuation.

Saving just $1 a day from age 18 to 68 can yield significantly different outcomes. Storing cash yields $18,250, a savings account may grow to $23,646, but investing in an S&P 500 ETF could result in over $594,000, highlighting the power of compound interest and disciplined investing.

This year, AI-themed ETFs have performed strongly, with significant differences in the rise of chip ETFs and generative AI ETFs. Although generative AI ETFs have performed well in the short term, in the long run, the VanEck chip ETF significantly leads in stability and returns, highlighting the strong growth potential of the chip industry. When choosing investments, more attention should be paid to the continuous growth rate of the chip industry chain.

Elon Musk and his father Errol present conflicting accounts of their family's wealth. Errol claims they were extremely wealthy with emeralds, while Elon denies any inheritance, asserting a middle-class upbringing. The truth remains elusive amidst contrasting narratives.

The SEC dropped charges against Gemini and Genesis over interest-bearing crypto programs, but 340,000 Gemini Earn users remain locked out of $900M. The case highlights risks in crypto custody, staking, and lending, underscoring the need for investor caution amid regulatory uncertainties.

Trump's Treasury just killed the penny—but honestly? Nobody's surprised. A coin that costs 3.69 cents to produce and can't buy literally anything is basically financial theater at this point.
But here's what's actually wild: the penny didn't die because of poor planning. It died because of

Cocoa prices recently rebounded following a selloff, driven by a weakening dollar and short covering. While supply tightens with low inventories and reduced shipments, demand weaknesses and an expected surge in African production create a complex market dynamic. Volatility is likely to continue until demand stabilizes or crop issues arise.

European stocks rebounded Thursday, ending a five-day decline as investors favored technology shares following Nvidia's strong Q3 results. Major indices rose, led by Games Workshop's impressive earnings forecast, though economic data pointed to ongoing challenges.

Quick version
Currently, the market value of DOGE is 22 billion USD, making it the ninth largest cryptocurrency in the world. But how exactly does this thing make money? It's hard to say.
What is DOGE? It is a meme coin that appeared in 2013, originally just a joke. Now it has some practicality (supports transactions, small payments), but there are almost no real enterprise-level applications.
How do prices move? That's the problem. The rise and fall of DOGE doesn't rely on fundamentals, but purely on the sentiment from social media. It may follow Bitcoin when it rises, and it may also rise when macro data eases, but often it doesn't. Because the supply is unlimited (50 billion new coins added each year), long-term appreciation becomes very difficult.
A 50% increase in a month, halved in six months - this is the daily routine of DOGE. Its volatility is much more outrageous than other cryptocurrencies, essentially a playground for gamblers.
Investment advice
To be frank: those who entered early made profits, and most of those who are entering now are just holding the bag. Those who have already made a profit.

The dollar strengthened significantly after hawkish Fed meeting minutes indicated rates may hold steady through 2025. This shift diminished rate-cut expectations and impacted global currencies, particularly the yen and euro, while precious metals faced challenges amid a stronger dollar.

Here's the thing: the global EV market just hit a milestone that matters. The IEA just dropped its World Energy Outlook report, and the numbers are wild—20 million electric cars expected to sell in 2025, up 17.6% from last year. That's roughly 1 in 4 cars sold worldwide now running on batteries.

Rule 144A allows qualified institutional buyers to trade private securities with fewer regulations but excludes retail investors, leading to transparency issues and potential illiquidity risks. It has created a parallel market, benefiting institutions while widening the gap between wealthy and regular investors.

The USD Index rose 0.39% due to yen weakness and positive US trade data. Gold and silver prices increased as safe-haven demand grew. Mortgage applications fell, reflecting rising interest rates amid complex market dynamics.