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Dateline: May 30 — Tensions between the U.S. and Iran over a proposed ceasefire memorandum continue to escalate. On May 29 local time, U.S. President Donald Trump announced he would make a "final decision" on the Iran issue during a meeting at the White House Situation Room. However, U.S. media citing senior administration officials reported the two-hour meeting failed to grant final approval for the relevant agreement. Trump reiterated his demands that Iran permanently abandon nuclear weapons, fully open the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic without charging tolls, and destroy its enriched uranium stockpile. Iran quickly pushed back, dismissing Trump’s remarks as "half-truths" that did not align with the agreement’s actual text. In related military moves, U.S. Central Command warned it would conduct military operations near the Strait of Hormuz and enforce a maritime blockade against Iran, forcing 115 commercial vessels to reroute. Iran, for its part, said ongoing communicatio

May 30: Per HTX market data, Stellar’s native token XLM has surged over 32% in the last 24 hours, now trading at $0.27 with a market capitalization of $13.56 billion. On the development front: The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) plans to roll out tokenized assets on the Stellar (XLM) network as part of its latest Wall Street blockchain initiative.

**Micron Joins U.S. Top 10 Largest Public Companies Driven by AI Boom** On May 30, Micron Technology’s market cap crossed $1.1 trillion, pushing it into the top 10 of the U.S. stock market—surpassing Berkshire Hathaway and Eli Lilly in the process. The group now ruling the U.S. large-cap rankings is entirely made up of tech and AI-focused firms: NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, TSMC, Broadcom, Meta Platforms, Tesla, and the newly added Micron. Industry analysts credit AI as the core force reshaping how the capital market values companies. Micron’s market cap has surged more than 8-fold in the past year, shifting it from a traditional memory storage maker to a key AI infrastructure beneficiary, fueled by explosive demand for High Bandwidth Memory (HBM). Its latest quarterly results underline this transformation: revenue jumped 196% year-over-year, net profit nearly tripled? No, original says nearly 9 times—adjusted to natural U.S. financial tone: net profit rose nearly

On May 30, U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis from Wyoming stated that the next major window for digital asset legislation could be as far off as 2030. Until then, crypto developers will continue to face a lack of legal protection, while law enforcement agencies will lack the effective tools needed to hold bad actors accountable. Lummis emphasized that the *Clarity Act* is designed to fix both of these issues: it would deliver a clearer regulatory framework for the digital asset industry and give law enforcement the necessary tools for proper regulation and enforcement in the space.

May 30 — U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a net outflow of $125.3 million yesterday, per Farside data, marking the tenth consecutive day of net outflows.

On May 30, self-proclaimed "new stock guru" Serenity shared a social media post about the current frenzy around AI photonics and data center infrastructure investments, naming four high-risk-reward stocks he’s most bullish on: AAOI, SIVE, FOCI, and Shunsin Technology. For AAOI, Serenity noted the firm is tapping into the expansion of U.S.-based optical module and laser production capacity, with operations covering every step from laser manufacturing to final assembly stateside. He projects its monthly revenue will reach roughly $471 million by 2027, and the total addressable market (TAM) could see further exponential growth in 2028. SIVE, he added, has equally strong revenue growth prospects: its overall revenue pipeline is around 77% higher than historical levels, targeting approximately $799 million. Most of this growth comes from its photonics business, which is expected to deliver a 60% gross margin. Turning to FOCI, Serenity pointed out it’s a key supplier to NVIDIA and TSMC in