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Foresight News reports that Laos National Digital Technology Group (LADT) announced that its parent company AWARP has received a strategic investment from Animoca Brands, though the specific investment amount was not disclosed. The subsequent collaboration between the parties will focus on compliant stablecoins, cross-border payment networks, and on-chain asset systems.AWARP is positioned as a provider of digital economy infrastructure solutions. Its architecture covers modules such as national public blockchain, digital ID, industrial parks, compliant payments, stablecoins, and RWA. LADT is a Laos national-level digital technology group established under the leadership of AWARP and, under the guidance of the Laos Ministry of Technology and the central bank, is systematically constructing five key infrastructure sectors with the status of a national entity. Its subsidiary NewPay has surpassed 1.3 million users, with transaction volume exceeding $180 million in Q4 2025.

Golden Live May 13｜Golden Live "U.S. CPU trio" member's stock rebounded by 3.5% in pre-market trading, priced at $124.8. According to reports, under continued pressure from the Trump administration, Tesla is considering transferring its AI6.5 chip orders from TSMC to this exchange. Currently, Tesla's AI5 chip production mainly relies on TSMC, with Samsung as an alternative. As the advanced process of this exchange is still in the testing phase with unstable yields, despite huge political pressure, industry experts remain cautious about this order transfer.

Golden Ten Data reported on May 13 that HSBC analysts stated in a research report that the expansion of retail business profit margins was the main driver behind JD.com's first-quarter earnings surpassing expectations. The analysts pointed out: "The continued improvement in JD Retail's profit margins, along with narrowing losses in its food delivery business, will increase market visibility regarding the company's profit recovery in 2026." The analysts also indicated that, due to last year's government subsidies creating a high base for electronics sales, revenue growth in the second quarter may be constrained; however, as the base turns favorable and categories such as healthcare and daily necessities show more resilient growth, growth is expected to rebound in the second half of the year. HSBC maintains a "Buy" rating on the stock and has raised the target price from $35 to $37.