Guys, the AI sector is throwing money around like it’s nothing! Anthropic, the company behind Claude, dropped $35 billion and signed a massive compute deal backed by Lambda, which is supported by NVIDIA. Even more interesting? The company providing the facilities and building the data centers is Hut 8—a major crypto miner that’s pivoted into AI. Huang (NVIDIA) is connecting the dots between compute, chips, and mining facilities into a closed-loop ecosystem. Compute is power—and the fiercer the AI arms race becomes, the greater the potential for underlying infrastructure and compute tokens. This massive wave? Just keep your eyes locked on it.

Huang has made another bold move in Asia! NVIDIA directly invested $3.5 billion to subscribe to MediaTek’s convertible bonds, marking NVIDIA’s largest direct investment overseas to date. In this $3.9 billion round, even Google’s Alphabet eagerly joined in. Huang’s intent is crystal clear: it’s not enough for him to reap the benefits alone—he’s pulling all his chip partners into his ecosystem circle, building an unshakable moat. As long as NVIDIA’s foundation remains solid, the entire tech and computing chain will forever remain a magnet for hot money!

Family, as tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate, the U.S. stock market has been slammed— all three major indices are in the red. The utilities sector has been hammered, plunging over 20%; Amazon was hit by an antitrust investigation from the FTC, dropping 2.5%. But Musk is truly tough—Tesla surged 5.51% against the broader market downturn! Do you see it, bro? In times of chaos, capital rushes to the strongest safe havens—those with the most compelling stories and tightest investor support rise even under heavy pressure!

Tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate! Iranian President Pezeshkian has declared: “If the United States faithfully honors the original memorandum of understanding, we will respond in kind; it has never been us who breached the agreement—it’s the U.S.” As these two leaders trade blame, markets are rattled—Brent crude surges to $91.34, while U.S. oil climbs to $86.77. Such a sharp rise in oil prices risks reigniting imported inflation, potentially derailing the Fed’s plans for rate cuts. Traders with heavy positions: stay grounded and keep ample liquidity ready for volatility.