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MSTR dropped over 6% in pre-market trading, currently at $149.89. According to regulatory filings, the company has sold 32 bitcoins.

[MSTR Stock Plummets Over 6% Pre-Market Amid Bitcoin Sale Reports]MSTR dropped over 6% in pre-market trading, currently at $149.89. According to regulatory filings, the company has sold 32 bitcoins.

MSTR Stock Plummets Over 6% Pre-Market Amid Bitcoin Sale Reports

On June 1, Bernstein raised the target stock price for Dell Technologies from $280 per share to $500 per share.

[Bernstein Raises Dell's Target Price to $500]On June 1, Bernstein raised the target stock price for Dell Technologies from $280 per share to $500 per share.

Bernstein Raises Dell's Target Price to $500

Market data shows that BTC has fallen below $72,000, currently priced at $71,988.2, with a 24-hour decline of 2.59%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

[BTC Falls Below $72,000]Market data shows that BTC has fallen below $72,000, currently priced at $71,988.2, with a 24-hour decline of 2.59%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

BTC Falls Below $72,000

On June 1, Morgan Stanley announced that it has raised Dell's target price from $170 to $448. At the time of publication, Dell's pre-market shares were up 1.32%, following a previous trading day's increase of 32.76%. Previously, the 'new stock god' Serenity stated that Trump has publicly mentioned Dell several times this year, and he himself has purchased between $1 million and $5 million worth of Dell stock. After Intel's performance, it should be anticipated that Dell will deliver a report that exceeds expectations. Serenity believes that after Dell's better-than-expected performance, market attention may shift to its upstream supply chain. He noted that if investors feel they have missed out on Dell's growth, they can still look at related upstream suppliers, as the market may not have fully priced in the potential beneficiaries of Dell's performance growth.

[Morgan Stanley Raises Dell's Target Price from $170 to $448]On June 1, Morgan Stanley announced that it has raised Dell's target price from $170 to $448. At the time of publication, Dell's pre-market shares were up 1.32%, following a previous trading day's increase of 32.76%. Previously, the 'new stock god' Serenity stated that Trump has publicly mentioned Dell several times this year, and he himself has purchased between $1 million and $5 million worth of Dell stock. After Intel's performance, it should be anticipated that Dell will deliver a report that exceeds expectations. Serenity believes that after Dell's better-than-expected performance, market attention may shift to its upstream supply chain. He noted that if investors feel they have missed out on Dell's growth, they can still look at related upstream suppliers, as the market may not have fully priced in the potential beneficiaries of Dell's performance growth.

Morgan Stanley Raises Dell's Target Price from $170 to $448

On June 1, Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that several market participants have suggested launching an S&P 500 Index ETF that excludes SpaceX stocks (S&P 500 ex-SpaceX). However, he believes that even if such a product is launched, the market response may be limited. Balchunas pointed out that there are currently about 24 ETFs related to SpaceX in the market, but the actual demand for an 'ex-SpaceX' strategy may be overestimated. He noted that the controversy surrounding SpaceX mainly involves a small group active on social media, rather than mainstream investors. Additionally, he mentioned that a previous attempt to launch an S&P 500 Index ETF that excluded tech stocks did not gain widespread attention. If SpaceX completes its IPO in the future, the market may also see short or inverse SpaceX ETFs, allowing investors to hedge related risk exposure. Balchunas also cited Tesla as an example, stating that Tesla's stock price rose about 65% in its first year after going public, suggesting that SpaceX's future IPO could also provide positive returns for index investors.

[Analyst: Market May See 'Ex-SpaceX' Index ETF, But Demand Expected to Be Limited]On June 1, Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that several market participants have suggested launching an S&P 500 Index ETF that excludes SpaceX stocks (S&P 500 ex-SpaceX). However, he believes that even if such a product is launched, the market response may be limited. Balchunas pointed out that there are currently about 24 ETFs related to SpaceX in the market, but the actual demand for an 'ex-SpaceX' strategy may be overestimated. He noted that the controversy surrounding SpaceX mainly involves a small group active on social media, rather than mainstream investors. Additionally, he mentioned that a previous attempt to launch an S&P 500 Index ETF that excluded tech stocks did not gain widespread attention. If SpaceX completes its IPO in the future, the market may also see short or inverse SpaceX ETFs, allowing investors to hedge related risk exposure. Balchunas also cited Tesla as an example, stating that Tesla's stock price rose about 65% in its first year after going public, suggesting that SpaceX's future IPO could also provide positive returns for index investors.

Analyst: Market May See 'Ex-SpaceX' Index ETF, But Demand Expected to Be Limited

On June 1, NVIDIA announced at the GTC conference in Taipei that it has selected Chinese robotics company Yushutech as its first partner for a humanoid robot AI platform aimed at universities and research institutions. This platform integrates Yushutech's H2 humanoid robot with NVIDIA's Jetson Thor computing platform, Isaac GR00T humanoid robot AI model, and simulation software, and will be made available to research institutions such as Stanford University and ETH Zurich. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated that the platform aims to lower the barriers to humanoid robot development by integrating robotic hardware, AI models, data generation, and simulation toolchains, providing researchers with a ready-to-use development environment. He believes that following generative AI, 'physical AI' will become the next phase in the development of artificial intelligence. The Yushutech H2 robot stands approximately 1.8 meters tall and is equipped with NVIDIA's Jetson Thor chip and Blackwell GPU, allowing AI models to run directly on the robot. The platform also includes a dexterous hand system provided by Singapore-based robotics manufacturer Sharpa. NVIDIA announced that an upgraded version, the H2 Plus robot, is expected to be launched in October this year and will be available for public purchase. The first institutions to adopt this platform include the Stanford Robotics Center, ETH Zurich, the Advanced Robotics Lab at the University of California, San Diego, and the American AI research organization Ai2. Notably, this collaboration comes as Yushutech is making a push towards the capital market, planning an IPO on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Sci-Tech Innovation Board, aiming to raise 4.2 billion yuan. The company has disclosed that over 40% of its revenue comes from markets outside of China. Huang has previously stated that robotics is expected to become one of NVIDIA's largest growth opportunities in the next five years, with the 'physical AI' market potentially reaching hundreds of trillions of dollars in the future.

[NVIDIA Partners with Yushutech to Develop First Humanoid Robot AI Platform, Strengthening 'Physical AI' Strategy]On June 1, NVIDIA announced at the GTC conference in Taipei that it has selected Chinese robotics company Yushutech as its first partner for a humanoid robot AI platform aimed at universities and research institutions. This platform integrates Yushutech's H2 humanoid robot with NVIDIA's Jetson Thor computing platform, Isaac GR00T humanoid robot AI model, and simulation software, and will be made available to research institutions such as Stanford University and ETH Zurich. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated that the platform aims to lower the barriers to humanoid robot development by integrating robotic hardware, AI models, data generation, and simulation toolchains, providing researchers with a ready-to-use development environment. He believes that following generative AI, 'physical AI' will become the next phase in the development of artificial intelligence. The Yushutech H2 robot stands approximately 1.8 meters tall and is equipped with NVIDIA's Jetson Thor chip and Blackwell GPU, allowing AI models to run directly on the robot. The platform also includes a dexterous hand system provided by Singapore-based robotics manufacturer Sharpa. NVIDIA announced that an upgraded version, the H2 Plus robot, is expected to be launched in October this year and will be available for public purchase. The first institutions to adopt this platform include the Stanford Robotics Center, ETH Zurich, the Advanced Robotics Lab at the University of California, San Diego, and the American AI research organization Ai2. Notably, this collaboration comes as Yushutech is making a push towards the capital market, planning an IPO on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Sci-Tech Innovation Board, aiming to raise 4.2 billion yuan. The company has disclosed that over 40% of its revenue comes from markets outside of China. Huang has previously stated that robotics is expected to become one of NVIDIA's largest growth opportunities in the next five years, with the 'physical AI' market potentially reaching hundreds of trillions of dollars in the future.

NVIDIA Partners with Yushutech to Develop First Humanoid Robot AI Platform, Strengthening 'Physical AI' Strategy

On June 1, Strategy disclosed that it sold 32 bitcoins last week, generating $2.5 million.

[Strategy Discloses Sale of 32 Bitcoins Last Week]On June 1, Strategy disclosed that it sold 32 bitcoins last week, generating $2.5 million.

Strategy Discloses Sale of 32 Bitcoins Last Week

On June 1, Morgan Stanley announced that it has raised Dell's target price from $170 to $448.

[Morgan Stanley Raises Dell's Target Price from $170 to $448]On June 1, Morgan Stanley announced that it has raised Dell's target price from $170 to $448.

On June 1, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company IREN announced the completion of $3.65 billion in investment-grade GPU financing to support its AI Cloud contract with Microsoft. This financing includes $2.1 billion in U.S. private placement debt and $1.55 billion in delayed draw term loans (DDTL), with an overall financing cost of approximately 6%. Backed by customer prepayments, this financing will cover about 96% of the $5.81 billion GPU capital expenditure for the Microsoft project, reducing the overall cost of funds to 3.31%. The financing has received ratings of 'A' from Fitch and 'A(low)' from DBRS, making it the highest-rated publicly disclosed investment-grade GPU financing project to date, as well as the first GPU financing case in the U.S. private placement market. IREN stated that the funds will support the company's expansion of AI cloud computing capacity to 480MW by the end of 2026. Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan acted as joint lead underwriters and bookrunners for this transaction. IREN co-founder and co-CEO Daniel Roberts noted that obtaining investment-grade financing reflects the value of Microsoft's long-term contract and the company's proprietary data center infrastructure, helping to expand institutional capital sources and reduce future expansion costs.

[Bitcoin Mining Company IREN Completes $3.65 Billion Investment-Grade GPU Financing for Microsoft AI Cloud Project]On June 1, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company IREN announced the completion of $3.65 billion in investment-grade GPU financing to support its AI Cloud contract with Microsoft. This financing includes $2.1 billion in U.S. private placement debt and $1.55 billion in delayed draw term loans (DDTL), with an overall financing cost of approximately 6%. Backed by customer prepayments, this financing will cover about 96% of the $5.81 billion GPU capital expenditure for the Microsoft project, reducing the overall cost of funds to 3.31%. The financing has received ratings of 'A' from Fitch and 'A(low)' from DBRS, making it the highest-rated publicly disclosed investment-grade GPU financing project to date, as well as the first GPU financing case in the U.S. private placement market. IREN stated that the funds will support the company's expansion of AI cloud computing capacity to 480MW by the end of 2026. Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan acted as joint lead underwriters and bookrunners for this transaction. IREN co-founder and co-CEO Daniel Roberts noted that obtaining investment-grade financing reflects the value of Microsoft's long-term contract and the company's proprietary data center infrastructure, helping to expand institutional capital sources and reduce future expansion costs.

Bitcoin Mining Company IREN Completes $3.65 Billion Investment-Grade GPU Financing for Microsoft AI Cloud Project

Meta has made plans to introduce virtual currency, tokens and loan services in its application. Facebook's financial arm, Meta financial Technologies, has been exploring creating a virtual currency for the company, known internally as "Zuck Bucks," according to several people familiar with the matter. Meta tends to introduce in-app tokens, centrally controlled by the company, similar to those used in gaming apps. The company has recently tried to find other revenue streams and support e-commerce on the platform, delving into cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

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【Meta explore virtual currency for the Metaverse】Meta has made plans to introduce virtual currency, tokens and loan services in its application. Facebook's financial arm, Meta financial Technologies, has been exploring creating a virtual currency for the company, known internally as "Zuck Bucks," according to several people familiar with the matter. Meta tends to introduce in-app tokens, centrally controlled by the company, similar to those used in gaming apps. The company has recently tried to find other revenue streams and support e-commerce on the platform, delving into cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

Meta explore virtual currency for the Metaverse

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