This week, mining produced 133.9 BTC, bringing the total Bitcoin holdings to 6,119.3.

- The U.S. Fed cuts rates by 25 bps for the second consecutive meeting, signaling potential policy easing amid a government shutdown and global trade tensions. - Big Tech earnings spotlight AI monetization, with Microsoft's Azure and Amazon's AWS under scrutiny as $420B AI spending by 2026 drives growth but risks margin pressures. - A preliminary U.S.-China trade deal delays Trump's 100% tariffs and resumes soybean purchases, marking de-escalation after months of escalating tensions. - Fed's rate cut coinc

- Fed plans 2025 rate cuts to boost growth amid slowing economy, with 3% inflation above 2% target. - Markets expect 150-200 basis points of easing by 2026, driving $7.4T liquidity into stocks, Bitcoin, and bonds. - Wall Street indices surged on rate-cut optimism, with tech giants and Ford shares rising despite profit warnings. - Bitcoin gains traction via $26B ETF inflows, while global markets adapt to lower rates through stablecoins and regulatory scrutiny.

- Banco de Chile (BCH) faces October 28 earnings scrutiny amid Chile's November presidential election, with bullish investors linking its performance to potential economic reforms under conservative candidate Kast. - Analysts project $0.64/share earnings and $784M revenue but assign a cautious $32 price target (3.6% below current price), citing BCH's volatile quarterly results including a 99.5% miss in March 2025. - The stock's 6.63% dividend yield and 19.98% five-year growth rate attract income investors,

- Snorter Bot's SNORT presale enters final 24 hours, having raised $5.6M with 100x price forecasts. - Built on Solana, the bot enables ultra-fast meme coin sniping with rug-pull detection and 0.85% trading fee discounts. - A 50% token burn doubled remaining holdings' value, while analysts cite Banana Gun's 230x return as comparable potential. - Investors can purchase SNORT via multiple currencies with 102% APY staking rewards, as presale ends October 27.