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Glonghui, May 21st | Analyst Justin Low states that it's another day where a Trump headline reverses the market. The background and authenticity are not important—the key is who said it. Trump's single comment that “US-Iran negotiations have entered the final stage” was enough to shift market sentiment. Trump indicated that the US is negotiating with “more rational officials” from Iran, yet there is currently no evidence confirming that talks have reached the final stage. Iran has only acknowledged receiving a new proposal from the US and is studying it. One side acts, while the other remains silent. Meanwhile, Trump also reiterated that he is not in a hurry to push the deal, Vance warned that “the bullets are chambered,” and Iran responded that if the US resumes bombing, it will escalate the war “beyond the region.” The overall market sentiment this week has been relatively calm and cautious, but yesterday saw some more resolute buying activity. Dip buyers were once again rewarded. The war has now reached its 83rd day, with little progress, and the “boy who cried wolf” scenario keeps repeating. Trump has continuously made numerous optimistic remarks to try to boost the stock market, and this time the market continues to accept them wholesale.

```htmlGolden Ten Data, May 21｜Tesla Vice President Tao Lin announced that at the Fremont factory in California, Musk and Model S/X Signature Edition owners together witnessed the final time these two models rolled off the production line. This production line will soon be converted to manufacture Tesla humanoid robots.```

On May 20, ENI founder Arion Ho was featured as the keynote speaker at an online session hosted by the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) as part of its “Digitalization Series”. The session focused on stablecoin compliance, corporate treasury management, on-chain auditing, and privacy compliance. During the session, Arion shared his views on how stablecoins are evolving from crypto market tools into enterprise financial settlement infrastructure as regulatory frameworks continue to mature in Hong Kong and globally. He noted that the future of enterprise blockchain adoption will depend not only on technological capability, but also on whether systems can provide auditability, privacy protection, governance control, and regulatory compliance. As a next generation public blockchain focused on RWA and enterprise finance, ENI continues to advance infrastructure designed for regulated and long term institutional adoption.