Over the past week, the total transaction volume of DEXs across the entire blockchain decreased by 21.6% week-over-week, reaching $95.229 billion.

- Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway made its first major $4.3B Alphabet investment in 27 years, signaling leadership transition and strategic shift under incoming CEO Greg Abel. - The move contrasts Buffett's historical tech skepticism, reflecting growing influence of managers like Todd Combs who steered recent tech bets including Amazon shares. - Simultaneous 15% Apple stake reduction and Bank of America divestment highlight risk diversification, while Alphabet's valuation and cash flow justify cautious

- ICP Caffeine AI, developed by DFINITY, redefines decentralized compute by enabling AI app development via natural language and reducing inference costs by 20–40%. - Its reverse-gas token model and "chain-of-chains" architecture boost scalability while creating deflationary incentives, attracting $237B TVL but facing 22.4% dApp activity declines. - Competitors like Palantir ($1.18B Q3 revenue) and struggling BigBear .ai highlight ICP's unique censorship-resistant niche, though centralized rivals maintain

- Hyperliquid, a top-20 DeFi exchange, faces a 25% HYPE token price drop to $25 amid market volatility and declining investor confidence. - Its HIP-3 Growth Mode initiative slashes trading fees by 90% to attract new markets but has yet to reverse downward trends or boost liquidity. - Analysts warn fee cuts may not address long-term user retention challenges in a crowded DeFi landscape dominated by centralized rivals like Binance. - Market skepticism persists as traders await volume explosions and tighter s