Binance Contract Smart Money Trader 24-hour Floating Loss of $1.98 Million

[Goldman Sachs Raises NVIDIA Target Price to $285, Maintains 'Buy' Rating] According to a Goldman Sachs report, NVIDIA's first-quarter performance exceeded expectations, with strong guidance and standout capital allocation performance. Goldman Sachs has raised its average earnings per share forecast by 6% and increased the target price from $250 to $285, maintaining a 'Buy' rating. The firm expects the stock price to rise moderately. Goldman Sachs noted that although market expectations have already risen due to increased capital expenditures by cloud service providers, NVIDIA's second-quarter guidance still surpassed these expectations.

According to a report by Jinshi, the onshore Chinese yuan closed at 6.7960 against the US dollar at 4:30 pm on May 21, up 100 points from the previous trading day.

According to the heat ranking, ZEC's popularity has increased by 750000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking first. The heat ranking is as follows: ① ZEC （$644.67，14.11%） ② HYPE （$59.10，20.93%） ③ BSB （$0.9244，19.32%） ④ EDEN （$0.1165，46.82%） ⑤ ETH （$2136.93，0.29%） The selling power of ZEC's main funds is average, with a net outflow of $13.4378 million within 24 hours and a transaction volume of $4.795 billion within 24 hours, of which the main funds had a net outflow of $6.37 million.

On May 21st, Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated that the company's goal is to maximize the growth of the credit tool STRC, in order to expand the scale of Bitcoin purchases and increase BTC holdings per share, while also aiming to minimize volatility and uncertainty as much as possible.

Hong Kong joins forces with multiple countries to crack down on cross-border fraud, freezing 102000 accounts According to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region News Release, the Hong Kong police, together with law enforcement agencies from 9 countries and regions including Singapore, South Korea, and Thailand, cracked down on cross-border fraud and money laundering from March 10 to May 7, arresting a total of 3018 people and involving 138000 fraud cases, resulting in a total loss of approximately USD 752 million (approximately HKD 5.89 billion). The operation froze 102000 bank accounts and intercepted approximately 161 million US dollars (approximately 1.26 billion Hong Kong dollars) in fraudulent funds. The Hong Kong police arrested 870 people and intercepted approximately 539 million Hong Kong dollars in funds. The largest case involved a Singaporean company being defrauded of 360 million US dollars (approximately 280 million Hong Kong dollars), with some funds being converted into stablecoins, and the police successfully freezing 20 million US dollars.