According to data from Bank of America, as of the week ending June 10th, there was a net inflow of $31.5 billion for stock funds, $20.8 billion for bond funds, $2.5 billion for money market funds, $2.3 billion for gold related assets, and $700 million for cryptocurrency assets.

According to Iran's Maher News Agency, the memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States includes a commitment from the United States to lift sanctions, withdraw troops from Iran's surrounding areas, lift maritime blockades, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, lift oil sanctions, and release Iran's frozen funds. The final negotiations between the United States and Iran focused on nuclear and economic issues, without discussing Iran's missile program. The draft requires final confirmation from relevant departments.

According to Reuters, Nvidia has started promoting its first independent CPU product, Vera, to Chinese customers, which is built on the Arm Holdings architecture. A large Chinese cloud computing company plans to purchase over 300 servers equipped with dual Vera CPUs for testing. Nvidia claims that Vera's performance in AI agent computing tasks is 1.8 times that of its competitors' similar products, and expects the product to contribute approximately $20 billion in revenue by the end of this fiscal year. Vera puts Nvidia in competition with Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). Some Chinese customers plan to deploy Vera chips for testing in overseas data centers first.

Japan approves the classification of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as financial products. （Bitcoin Archive）

Neo founder Da Hongfei stated that after the completion of the RWA track, the value of cryptocurrency and traditional finance will flow in both directions, and emphasized his optimism about the prospects of the cryptocurrency industry.