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- 23:16Tuttle submits a series of single-stock Crypto Blast ETF applicationsJinse Finance reported that Eric Balchunas, Senior ETF Analyst at Bloomberg, posted that Tuttle has just filed a series of single-stock Crypto Blast ETF applications. As I understand it, these ETFs will use a bear call spread strategy on the underlying stocks, while investing the unutilized margin cash into cryptocurrency ETFs tracking bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), and solana (SOL), thereby achieving an "explosive" (return effect).
- 23:02Citi and DTCC: Tokenized collateral technology is mature, regulatory lag is the main obstacleJinse Finance reported that at the SmartCon conference in New York, executives from Citi, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), and Taurus stated that cross-asset tokenized collateral has already been tested and implemented in many regions globally, but regulatory frameworks have yet to keep pace with technological advancements. Ryan Rugg, Head of Digital Assets at Citi, pointed out that their "Citi Token Services" system is now live, supporting real transactions such as supply chain payments and capital markets settlements, with transaction volumes reaching several billions of dollars. However, due to the lack of unified legal standards across jurisdictions, global expansion has been slow. Nadine Chakar, Head of Digital Assets at DTCC, stated that the recent "Great Collateral Experiment" validated that tokenized government bonds, stocks, and money market funds can be used as collateral across time zones, but the real bottleneck lies in legal enforceability and market trust, rather than the technology itself. Lamine Brahimi, Co-founder of Taurus, called on the United States to follow Switzerland's example and establish a nationwide unified legal and technical framework for tokenized assets, otherwise the financial system will face fragmentation and compliance risks.
- 23:02OpenAI CFO: The market is overly focused on the potential bubble in the AI sectorJinse Finance reported that OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar stated that the market is overly concerned and focused on a potential bubble in the artificial intelligence sector, and should instead show more "enthusiasm" for the potential of this technology. Friar said, "When I think about the real impact of artificial intelligence and its effect on individuals, I believe people are not enthusiastic enough about AI. We should continue to strive forward." To support the construction of its AI data centers, OpenAI has reached a series of major deals with Nvidia and AMD, which have been criticized as "internal financing arrangements," but Friar denied this cyclicality, stating, "What we are doing now is building a complete infrastructure to bring more computing into the world. I absolutely do not think this is cyclical. Much of last year's work was to diversify the supply chain."