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BlockBeats News, June 30th, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released data showing that the number of job openings in the U.S. in May, known as JOLTS, rose to approximately 7.6 million, up from 7.59 million in April, hitting a new high in nearly two years and remaining unaffected by the uncertainty brought about by the Iran conflict. Previously, economists had widely expected job openings in May to decrease by about 10% to around 6.975 million, believing that the sharp increase in job openings in April might have been a temporary phenomenon. Analysis suggests that the latest data indicates that the U.S. labor market has not significantly weakened due to the Middle East situation and energy price fluctuations, but may instead be further stabilizing and recovering. Earlier data from job platforms such as Indeed and LinkUp had shown a overall slowdown in hiring demand this year, but this official data is significantly different from market expectations.

Odaily reported that due to the news of several institutions such as Visa, Stripe, Mastercard collaborating to launch the stablecoin Open USD, Circle (CRCL) fell below $70 during the day, currently quoted at $69.53, with a daily decline of 8.59%.

Glonghui, June 30 — The optical communication concept sector continued its previous day’s gains, with Astera Labs and Credo Technology rising over 6%, Fabrinet, Corning, and Himax Technologies all up more than 4%, Marvell Technology and Amphenol up over 3%, Nokia up more than 2%, and GlobalFoundries and Broadcom gaining over 1%. On the news front, Corning recently made a significant announcement at the Seoul AI Data Center Optical Communication and Interconnect Technology Conference, unveiling its glass-based optical interconnect technology and related next-generation optical interconnect component, the "Glass Bridge." It also showcased a new generation CPO architecture that combines glass substrates with optical interconnect technology. This latest technology directly addresses the core pain points in photoelectric coupling on the CPO track, currently the hottest sector of AI computing power, and has become the most fundamental driver behind the current rally.