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Jinse Finance reported that the New York Stock Exchange released its 2025 business highlights, revealing that the exchange hosted seven of the top ten IPOs of the year and pioneered access to the cryptocurrency market. This year, the NYSE listed Circle Internet Group, Inc. (NYSE: CRCL), Bullish (NYSE: BLSH), and Twenty One Capital, Inc. (NYSE: XXI), as well as 25 digital asset ETFs, including: Grayscale CoinDesk Crypto 5 ETF (NYSE Arca: GDLC), Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (NYSE Arca: BSOL), Franklin XRP ETF (NYSE Arca: XRPZ), among others. It has now become the preferred platform for cryptocurrency ETF trading in the United States. In addition, the first closed-end crypto fund listed on a U.S. exchange, C1 Fund, also chose the NYSE.

Jinse Finance reported that on Monday, Nvidia (NVDA.O) released a series of new open-source artificial intelligence models, stating that these models will be faster, cheaper, and smarter than its previous products. Nvidia is mainly known for providing chips, which are used by companies like OpenAI to train their closed-source models and profit from them. However, Nvidia also offers a large number of its own models, covering various fields from physical simulation to autonomous vehicles. These models are provided as open-source software for researchers or other companies to use. For example, companies such as Palantir Technologies have already integrated Nvidia's models into their products. On Monday, Nvidia announced the third generation of its "Nemotron" large language model, mainly aimed at tasks such as writing and programming. The smallest model, Nemotron 3 Nano, was released on the same day, while the other two larger versions will be launched in the first half of 2026. Meanwhile, there are reports that Meta Platforms (META.O) is considering shifting to closed-source models, making Nvidia one of the leading open-source model providers in the United States.