Bitget announced that its GetAgent Playbook will expand to US stocks, launching AI stock selection and automated order placement features. The product is expected to launch in June 2026, allowing users to easily browse, subscribe to, and deploy preset strategies. In its first week, the product attracted over 30,000 unique users with a total invested capital exceeding $100,000, and over 600 users created personalized strategies. The new US stock strategy covers both selection and execution, including AI-driven stock selection, screening for high-quality business models, beta growth investing, macro event-driven strategies, and analyst rating tracking. For automated order placement, it introduces QQQ Smart Dollar-Cost Averaging, supporting DCA strategies executed at fixed amounts and periods to help users diversify entry costs.

According to Bijie.com, Beijing's Yizhuang district has completed the city's first word processing plant, with a daily capacity exceeding 1.4 trillion words. This project was disclosed by the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area at the 2026 "Crowd Intelligence" Big Data Model Open Intelligent Computing Ecosystem Collaboration High-Level Seminar held on June 29th. The project leader stated that the first phase of the project has already exceeded 1.4 trillion words per day, with half of the tasks completed within 6 seconds, 90% of the task response time controlled within 10 seconds, and performance fluctuations kept within 20%. The next step for the word processing plant is to collaborate with green energy bases in Zhangjiakou and Ulanqab to build an integrated computing power cluster in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, moving towards the long-term goal of producing 10 trillion words per day.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Bitwise CEO stated in an article on the X platform that the most likely outcome of the launch of OUSD is that the entire sector and its leaders will benefit. With more diversified product choices and more companies investing resources to drive industry adoption, the overall market will expand further, rather than becoming a zero-sum game.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Peter Oppenheimer, Goldman Sachs' chief global equity strategist, believes global stocks are poised to extend their strong second-quarter rally, with earnings growth from technology companies being a key driver. "As long as earnings continue to perform well and growth broadens, I think the stock market will continue to rise in the second half of the year," Oppenheimer said. "The gains may not be as significant as in the first half, but I think the rise will be broad-based." He noted that earnings growth in the technology sector will continue, although investor focus is shifting from data center and cloud computing platform operators to semiconductor and equipment manufacturers supporting the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. (Jinshi)