[Yushu Technology's IPO Online Subscription Winning Rate May Be Only 0.03%, Holding Over 16 Million RMB May Secure One Lot] BlockBeats News, August 6: Based on the usual estimation practices of the Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market, Yushu Technology's online subscription winning rate for its IPO on August 10 may be only around 0.03%, which is just a fraction of the previous popular stock Changxin Technology (winning rate 0.47%). Of the approximately 40.4464 million shares planned for public issuance, only about 6.47 million shares are allocated for initial online issuance. According to the rule of 1 allocation number per 5,000 RMB of Shanghai Stock Exchange market value, holding over 16 million RMB in the Shanghai market may secure one lot. Currently, Yushu's founder Wang Xingxing holds 31.29% of the shares, while external shareholders include Meituan (9.65%), Sequoia China (7.11%), Matrix Partners China (5.45%), Xiaomi Shunwei Capital (4.425%), CITIC Securities (4.49%), Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance holding 0.673%, 0.596%, and 0.596% respectively. The Beijing Robotics Industry Development Investment Fund holds 3.83%, Shenzhen Capital Group approximately 2.55%, and the China Internet Investment Fund holds 2.11%. Yushu Technology's revenue in 2025 is projected to reach 1.699 billion RMB, with a net profit excluding non-recurring items of 591 million RMB.
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[New York Fed President Barkin Warns of U.S. Debt Risks, Kansas City Fed President Collins Says Rate Hikes Are Needed] According to Jin10 Data, New York Fed President Barkin pointed out that the U.S. Treasury market is facing a moment of reckoning, as investors are refusing to purchase U.S. Treasuries. Kansas City Fed President Collins stated that core inflation risks have not subsided, and the Federal Reserve needs to initiate rate hike measures.
AiCoin 丨 8.26 snapshot: Bitcoin falls below 80000, BlackRock lowers threshold, Tesla expands floating profit
1. China warns US sanctions on Iran to disrupt global economy, may take retaliatory measures 2. X platform announces plans to allow users to purchase Bitcoin 3. Bitcoin falls below the $80000 mark, while gold falls to $4605 per ounce 4. Federal Reserve Collins: Inflation Still Too High, Worries Over Responsibility for Price Stability 5. BlackRock lowers the physical subscription threshold for IBIT to $1 million, with cumulative conversions exceeding $5 billion 6. Canada imposes tariffs on $20 billion worth of US goods, raising steel tariffs to 50% 7. Tesla and SpaceX hold Bitcoin with a floating profit of $1.35 billion 8. US and Iran reach consensus on ceasefire, shipping volume in the Strait of Hormuz drops to a multi month low The above is a selection of hot topics from the past 24 hours. Click to see the full article: https://www.aicoin.com/article/549779
Rubio: The United States will temporarily refrain from taking military action against Iran and will implement maritime blockades and economic sanctions
According to Axios, US Secretary of State Rubio has told allies that the US does not expect to launch any new military strikes against Iran. The current policy of the Trump administration is to temporarily avoid military action against Iran and instead increase economic pressure through the US Navy blockade and a new round of sanctions from the Treasury Department, while pushing for oil to enter the global energy market through the Strait of Hormuz. US officials claim that the removal of mines in the Strait of Hormuz and the passage of oil tankers through the southern waterway have weakened Iran's influence in the global energy market. US officials have stated that Iran has lost control of the strait and now the US has it under control. Rubio said that the United States currently has no plans to resume large-scale military operations, but if Iran launches an attack first, the United States reserves the option to strike. Another US official stated that this policy is expected to continue at least until after the midterm elections.
OpenAI Data Center Leader Chris Malone Resigns, Company Adjustes Infrastructure Strategy
According to The Wall Street Journal, Chris Malone, the head of OpenAI's data center, has resigned, and the company is adjusting its infrastructure development strategy and preparing for an IPO in 2027. The Stargate project led by Chris Malone is not progressing smoothly, and OpenAI has turned to renting data center facilities. OpenAI expects computing infrastructure spending to reach $750 billion by 2030, surpassing the forecast of $6 billion.
特朗普政府讨论对加拿大实施额外贸易制裁,以回应加方反制措施
[The Trump administration discusses imposing additional trade sanctions on Canada in response to Canadian countermeasures] According to Jinshi Data, a White House official revealed that the Trump administration is internally discussing imposing additional trade sanctions on Canada in response to the retaliatory measures taken by Canada.