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Jinse Finance reported that BitMine Chairman Tom Lee stated that major financial institutions are competing to launch their financial tokenization products on Ethereum, with the latest being Fidelity's stablecoin FIDD. He said that Ethereum is the future of finance. Fidelity previously announced that it would launch the FIDD stablecoin on Ethereum, which complies with U.S. GENIUS regulatory standards. The reserves of this stablecoin include cash, cash equivalents, and short-term U.S. Treasury bonds. It supports 24/7 institutional settlement and on-chain retail payments, discloses issuance volume and reserves daily, and undergoes regular third-party audits.

According to CoinWorld, in 2025, Bitcoin mining companies that have transformed into artificial intelligence infrastructure providers have achieved significant growth, a trend that continues into the new year, thanks to massive investment plans by major tech companies in the AI sector. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella emphasized the company's large and growing AI business, while Meta forecasts capital expenditures of $115 billion to $135 billion in 2026, exceeding expectations. Miners such as Iren and Cipher Mining have signed important cloud service agreements with Microsoft and Amazon respectively, diversifying their revenues amid mining challenges. Iren's stock price has risen 47% so far this year, up 524% year-over-year; Cipher Mining's stock price increased by 17% in 2026 and is up 322% over the past year. Another successfully transformed company, Hut 8, has seen its stock price rise by 26% this year and 230% year-over-year.

Jinse Finance reported that Tesla's Chief Financial Officer stated that starting this quarter, Tesla will fully transition to the FSD subscription model. Capital expenditures in 2026 are expected to exceed $20 billion.