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According to the PRO main order flow list, the total major transactions of BTC and ETH in the past 24 hours are as follows: BTC: Total transaction amount is $1.325 billion, of which buy transactions are $626 million and sell transactions are $700 million, with a transaction difference of -$74.16 million. ETH: Total transaction amount is $784 million, of which buy transactions are $343 million and sell transactions are $441 million, with a transaction difference of -$97.51 million. The latest data shows that major players are still positioning at key price levels: BTC net pending order difference is $847 million; ETH net pending order difference is $980 million. Major pending orders may be withdrawn or executed at any time; non-PRO version candlestick charts cannot display these changes in real time. The PRO "Major Large Order Tracking" indicator monitors every large pending order change in real time to help you determine whether this "wall" still exists. Note: If the pending order difference is positive, it indicates that there are more limit buy orders than sell orders for that coin, with strong buying support below the current price; if it is negative, it is the opposite, implying sell-off pressure above. Data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

Golden Ten Data May 21｜According to market sources, the United States will allocate $2 billion to nine quantum computing companies, with the government acquiring equity. IBM will receive $1 billion from this deal, while Global Foundries will get $375 million to promote the development of the emerging quantum computing industry.

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on May 21 that, according to a survey released on Thursday, UK factory orders saw their biggest decline since September 2020 this month, while sales price expectations also surged sharply. This situation highlights the dilemma faced by the Bank of England. Data from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) shows that the UK industrial order balance for May recorded -41, a new low since September 2020; the expected industrial price balance for May stood at 38, the highest since February 2023. Cameron Martin, Senior Economist at the Confederation of British Industry, stated that amid an increasingly uncertain global landscape, conflicts in the Middle East are pushing up energy costs and causing further supply chain disruptions, presenting new challenges for manufacturers already grappling with weak demand. The Bank of England is currently closely monitoring the situation to determine whether it needs to raise interest rates to offset inflationary pressures stemming from the energy price shock caused by the Iran war, or if declining demand means any rise in overall inflation is merely a temporary phenomenon.```