According to Lookonchain, a Bitcoin OG wallet (1QLASn) deposited 500 BTC, worth $36.39 million, into Binance two hours ago after an eight-month hiatus.

Ai Yi posted on the X platform that the top-performing live trading account on Coin, "Old Devil," is currently long on ETH and BTC worth $30.31 million. ETH: 7500 ETH (10x leverage), worth $15.83 million, average entry price $2050.71, unrealized profit $462,000. BTC: 200 BTC (10x leverage), worth $14.48 million, average entry price $73,080, unrealized loss $122,000. Since December 20, 2024, the cumulative profit has reached $86.6 million, with a historical win rate of 50% and a total return of 3698%.

Intel's CEO has announced that the ongoing memory shortage is anticipated to continue until 2028. According to NS3.AI, the increasing costs of storage have led to a slowdown in the demand for PC replacements. Furthermore, Japan's PC shipments are experiencing impacts due to these market limitations.

According to The Information: As of the end of last month, OpenAI's annualized revenue had exceeded $25 billion. (Jinshi)

OpenAI's annual revenue has exceeded $25 billion as of the end of last month. According to Jin10, this significant financial milestone highlights the company's rapid growth and increasing influence in the technology sector. OpenAI's advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning have positioned it as a leader in the industry, driving substantial revenue growth. The company's success reflects the growing demand for AI solutions across various sectors, underscoring its pivotal role in shaping the future of technology.

Thailand's Ministry of Commerce has projected that the country's inflation rate for March will be influenced by ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. According to Jin10, the ministry highlighted concerns over potential disruptions in oil supply and rising energy prices, which could impact the cost of goods and services in Thailand. The situation is being closely monitored as authorities assess the broader economic implications. The ministry emphasized the importance of maintaining stability in the face of external pressures, while also considering measures to mitigate potential inflationary effects.

The Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) in India has observed a shift in the market dynamics over the next three months. According to Jin10, the market appears to be transitioning from a phase of strong rebound to a more stable growth trajectory. This change indicates a potential stabilization in the automotive sector, reflecting broader economic trends.

Bitcoin mining company IREN has acquired an additional 50,000 NVIDIA B300 GPUs, bringing its total GPU count to 150,000. According to Foresight News, IREN has also established a market-based equity financing plan to enhance its existing and new financing channels.

U.S. technology leaders have agreed to a White House initiative aimed at managing the power expenses of their artificial intelligence data centers, a move the Trump administration believes will prevent increased utility bills for consumers. According to Cointelegraph, the non-binding 'Ratepayer Protection Pledge' was signed by major companies including Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Oracle, and xAI. The agreement, made on Wednesday, commits these firms to 'build, bring, or buy' the necessary energy for constructing and operating data centers without transferring costs to consumers. U.S. President Donald Trump emphasized the importance of this pledge during a roundtable discussion with government officials and representatives from the tech industry. He noted that public perception often associates data centers with rising electricity prices, a notion he assured would not materialize. Trump stated, 'People think that if a data center goes in, their electricity prices are going to go up, and that's not happening. It's not going to happen — and for the areas where it did happen, it won't happen anymore.' The proliferation of data centers across the United States is driven by the surge in AI technology, which demands substantial power, sometimes exceeding available capacity in certain regions, as highlighted by a Harvard Kennedy School report from February. The report projected that data centers could account for up to 12% of the nation's electricity consumption by 2028. Meanwhile, data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration indicates that residential energy prices rose by 6% in 2025, with expectations of continued increases through 2027 and 2028. The pledge was announced by Trump during his State of the Union address, coinciding with the upcoming midterm elections in November, where voters are increasingly concerned about cost-of-living issues and the impact of AI data centers on the energy grid. Trump remarked that some data center projects were previously rejected by communities due to concerns over energy costs, but he believes the pledge will reverse this trend. The agreement ensures that companies will finance all new power infrastructure needed for their data centers and will pay the rates for the infrastructure and power brought online, regardless of usage. Additionally, the companies committed to hiring locally, offering skill development programs, and making their backup generators available to the grid to prevent power shortages. However, the mechanisms for holding Big Tech accountable to these commitments remain unclear, as the White House has not disclosed how it will enforce compliance with the pledge.

US crypto exchange Kraken has secured a limited-purpose master account from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, giving its banking unit direct access to the Fed’s core payments infrastructure in what marks a first-of-its-kind breakthrough for the digital asset industry.

At a White House roundtable meeting, US President Trump announced that Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Oracle, and xAI have signed a non-binding agreement called the "Rate Taxpayer Protection Pledge," promising to "build, import, or purchase" the electricity needed for their data centers themselves, without passing the costs on to consumers. Trump stated that data centers "need some public relations help," as the public is concerned that data center construction will drive up electricity prices, but he claimed this would not happen. Previously, a report released in February by the Harvard Kennedy School indicated that the electricity demand of AI data centers in some areas has already exceeded existing supply capacity, and that data center electricity consumption could account for 12% of total US electricity consumption by 2028. Data from the US Energy Information Administration shows that residential electricity prices will rise by 6% in 2025 and are projected to continue rising through 2027 and 2028. The pledge requires companies to pay for all new power infrastructure needed for their data centers, regardless of whether it is used, and to commit to local hiring, providing skills training, and opening up backup generators to the grid. This pledge was announced ahead of the November midterm elections, and it remains unclear how the White House will ensure that companies fulfill their commitments.

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