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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said some of the world's largest financial institutions are running pilots with Coinbase in stablecoin, custody, and cryptocurrency trading.

Armstrong, while not naming the banks in question, said, “The best banks see this as an opportunity. Those who resist will be left behind.”

Armstrong appeared on stage with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink at the New York Times DealBook Summit. The two discussed crypto markets, tokenization, and the migration of traditional assets to digital wallets. The meeting came amid volatile price movements since October and growing questions about the future of traditional financial giants' plans for crypto.

Larry Fink's approach to crypto has changed dramatically in recent years. Fink, who called Bitcoin a “money launderer's index” in 2017, now heads the world's largest Bitcoin ETF. “I see a huge use case for Bitcoin,” Fink said,
Major banking executives like JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan, and Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser are also reiterating their interest in crypto assets. Morgan Stanley has launched crypto trading on its retail investment platform, E*Trade.

This transformation, which accelerated during Donald Trump's second term, appears to have accelerated with the more friendly political and regulatory environment in Washington. Congress and the White House are enacting the first federal stablecoin framework, which offers significant advantages to the crypto industry, and the industry is considering this a historic milestone.
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U.S. M2 money supply grew 4.6% year-over-year in October 2025, reaching $22.3 trillion—the fastest pace since July 2022. While still below the long-term average growth rate of 6.3% (2000–2025) and the combined 5.1% pace of real GDP growth (2.1% in Q2 2025) and inflation (3.0% in September 2025), the rebound marks a shift from post-pandemic monetary tightening toward renewed expansion. This sustained pick-up in liquidity is drawing attention to potential inflationary pressures, evolving credit conditions, and the direction of broader economic momentum.
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After a $3.14 trillion drawdown from late October through November 20, the S&P 500 rebounded by $2.4 trillion (+4.2%) between November 21 and 24, 2025. Despite the volatility, the index remains up $8.1 trillion year-to-date, a 16.3% gain.
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Warren Buffett (Warren Buffett's portfolio's value is $257.5B) and Ken Fisher ($251.9B) dominate the list, each controlling portfolios larger than the next eight investors combined. The second tier includes Steven Cohen ($50.9B), Chris Hohn ($50.7B), and Bill Gates ($47.8B), followed closely by Paul Tudor Jones ($45.9B). The rest of the top 10 — Frank Sands, Andreas Halvorsen, Chase Coleman, Jeremy Grantham, and Richard Pzena — each manage portfolios in the $30–35B range.
Takeaway: The gap between Buffett/Fisher and the rest of the field is massive — underscoring how concentrated influence remains at the very top of global investing.
Analysis:
Two giants: Buffett and Fisher together account for over $500B, dwarfing peers.Diverse strategies: From Buffett’s concentrated bets to Fisher’s broad diversification, scale comes in different forms.Strong second tier: Cohen, Hohn, and Gates highlight the breadth of hedge fund, activist, and foundation‑driven capital.Long tail of influence: Even “smaller” names like Grantham and Pzena still command portfolios larger than many sovereign funds.
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Coca‑Cola rose from $186.83B in 2015 to $297.51B in 2025 — a 1.59× increase with a 4.76% CAGR. PepsiCo climbed from $145.57B to $204.75B, growing 1.41× at a 3.47% CAGR.
Takeaways:
Coca‑Cola outperformed PepsiCo in both growth multiple and annualized return.Both peaked in 2021 before modest pullbacks, mirroring broader market trends and post‑pandemic consumption shifts.Coke’s growth momentum may be linked to beverage portfolio innovation and strategic acquisitions, while PepsiCo’s steadier climb reflects its diversified food‑and‑drink mix.
Analysis:
Coca‑Cola’s stronger CAGR suggests that focused beverage innovation and brand premiumization paid off over the decade, even against macroeconomic headwinds. PepsiCo’s performance underscores the stability of a diversified model but highlights how pure‑play beverage strategies can sometimes capture more valuation upside in bullish cycles.
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Buffett doesn’t chase trends — he compounds trust. His portfolio is built on durable moats, not quarterly momentum.
📊 Analysis:
Consumer & finance dominate: AmEx, Coke, Visa, Mastercard — brands with pricing power and loyaltyTech with staying power: Apple (9.5 yrs), Amazon (6.5 yrs), Charter (9.3 yrs) — not just disruptors, but cash machinesEnergy & insurance: Chevron, Occidental, Aon — strategic hedges and inflation buffersMedia & data: Liberty Latin America, Formula One, Moody’s — niche bets with global reach.
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ChatGPT, the leading AI platform, has surged into the global top five sites, usurping Amazon, an unprecedented rise that underscores the scale of the shift. Its rise through 2024 and 2025 places it alongside digital giants like Google, YouTube, and Facebook, cementing its position as the dominant Gen AI platform, with no other contenders in the global top 10.
Unlike social or commerce sites, ChatGPT’s growth is fueled not by entertainment or shopping, but by user intent, where people are turning to AI for answers, creativity, productivity, and learning. This transformation signals a broader behavioral change. AI is no longer a niche tool but a mainstream destination for information discovery and daily problem-solving. ChatGPT’s ascent highlights how quickly Gen AI has redrawn the digital hierarchy, rivaling long-established platforms in both relevance and scale.
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