Odaily Planet Daily reports that US President Trump is pushing a new policy direction: allowing the federal government to hold stakes in artificial intelligence (AI) companies, thereby directly participating in the industry's revenue growth. Trump stated that he will hold meetings with tech companies "very soon," possibly as early as this week, to discuss ways for the government to collaborate with AI companies. This approach aligns with his "deal-oriented" style and is not driven by traditional populist motives. On June 6, 2026, Trump stated that he "should become a stockbroker," citing the government's recent acquisition of a stake in Intel. Currently, the US government already holds stakes in companies in sectors such as chip manufacturing, mining, and quantum computing. These stakes are typically acquired in exchange for federal funding, which originally did not come with equity requirements. With the rapid development of the AI industry, some companies are considered to have valuations that could reach trillions of dollars. Axios points out that companies like OpenAI and Anthropic may reach this level in the future. (The New York Times)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Serenity, a well-known stock market guru, stated in an article on the X platform that Jabil (JBL), currently valued at approximately $38 billion, presents a highly attractive long-term investment opportunity. The market may not yet have fully factored in the potential value of its 1.6T LRO (Loop Reverse Optical) pluggable optical module business. By the first half of 2027, the industry bottleneck may no longer be insufficient demand, but rather the capacity constraints of upstream key supplier SIVE. Against this backdrop, Jabil, with its mature global supply chain and the advantage of taking over Intel's (INTC) pluggable optical module production line, is expected to fully benefit from the demand growth driven by AI infrastructure construction. Compared to the Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) model, which relies on continuous capital expenditure to expand laser factories, Jabil's model, which focuses on back-end manufacturing and integration, will be more scalable if SIVE and several foundries, including Win Semi, can achieve large-scale laser production. Serenity stated that Jabil currently possesses a supply chain system validated by hyperscale cloud service providers, exhibits a similar growth logic to Innolight, and enjoys a valuation premium in the US market. He anticipates that Jabil has approximately 40% upside potential for valuation revaluation as the market gradually recognizes the opportunities in the first half of 2027. However, he emphasizes that he currently does not hold any positions in the stock and is merely sharing his research insights for investors' reference.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Binance Wallet announced users can claim the latest Binance Alpha airdrop and participate in trading starting today at 9:00 AM (UTC). According to the announcement, users holding at least 241 Binance Alpha points are eligible to participate in this airdrop. The airdrop will be distributed on a "first-come, first-served" basis until the airdrop pool is exhausted or the event ends. Binance Wallet stated that the specific airdrop token name and more event details will be announced later; users should follow Binance's official channels for the latest information and updates.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that HSBC's Global Custody Products General Manager, Gu Zhongyi, stated that the company plans to consider offering stablecoins denominated in currencies other than Hong Kong dollars. The launch of such products is expected to optimize cross-border transfer services in Hong Kong and other regions. HSBC is also considering integrating other stablecoins regulated in Hong Kong. Gu added that HSBC plans to launch a Hong Kong dollar stablecoin as early as the second half of the year. The issued stablecoin will be integrated into the investment and payment processes within its own app, supporting investment in tokenized assets. (Mobile Payment Network)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Tools for Humanity, the parent company of World (formerly Worldcoin) led by Sam Altman, has begun layoffs. The company has over 500 employees. According to an internal email, the layoffs are based on adjustments to company strategy and operational priorities. Further details will be announced at an all-hands meeting on Tuesday. (BusinessInsider)