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Golden Ten Data reported on May 31 that Guotai Haitong maintains an "overweight" rating for the overseas AI computing power and application industry chain. According to its research report, the rapid growth of OpenAI and Anthropic not only demonstrates the continuously expanding capability boundaries of AI models, but also drives up demand across the entire AI industry chain. The report suggests focusing on three main areas: (1) hardware supply chain components such as GPU/ASIC, CPU, storage, advanced processes and advanced packaging, and semiconductor equipment that benefit from the computing power expansion of OpenAI and leading global model providers; (2) cloud providers and infrastructure platforms that undertake AI workloads and model distribution; (3) application companies equipped with comprehensive ecosystems and capabilities for deployment across all scenarios.

BlockBeats News, May 31st, according to Coinglass data, if Bitcoin breaks above $75,000, the total short liquidation intensity on mainstream CEXs will reach $453 million. Conversely, if Bitcoin falls below $72,000, the total long liquidation intensity on mainstream CEXs will reach $670 million. BlockBeats Note: The liquidation chart does not display the exact number of contracts to be liquidated or the exact value of contracts being liquidated. The bars on the liquidation chart actually represent the importance of each liquidation cluster relative to neighboring liquidation clusters, i.e., intensity. Therefore, the liquidation chart shows to what extent the price of the underlying asset will be impacted when it reaches a certain position. A higher "liquidation bar" indicates that the price reaching that level will experience a more intense reaction due to a liquidity cascade.

Golden Ten Data reported on May 31 that White House National Economic Council Director Hassett stated on Sunday that the way media reports economic news often leads people to focus excessively on the most severe issue present at a particular moment. Speaking on ABC's "This Week," Hassett said, "One thing I noticed in the White House is that as soon as a piece of consumer price data appears a bit disappointing, that's all we talk about." He made these remarks regarding gasoline prices and their impact on inflation. Hassett said that everyone should look at the big picture, not just energy prices or a temporary problem area in the economy. "What you should do is calmly view these ups and downs and focus on changes in real wages," he said. "If you look closely, you'll find that thanks to an increase in employment, rising stock markets, and strong corporate profits, this is translating into higher wage levels."