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```htmlGolden Ten Data, May 21 — The main U.S. stock index futures currently point to a lower open on Thursday, with U.S. stocks likely to give back part of their gains following yesterday’s rebound. The rebound in U.S. stocks coincided with a sharp decline in both U.S. Treasury yields and oil prices. In addition, Nvidia's share price declined in pre-market trading, and the negative reaction to Nvidia's financial report may also drag down the performance of U.S. stocks today. Dan Coatsworth, Market Manager at AJ Bell, said that Nvidia, the chip giant, is increasingly like a "broken record," repeatedly playing the same message. It simply says that demand for AI is strong, many customers are lining up to buy its chips, and there's still plenty of room for growth in the future. The market's attention is now focused on how long Nvidia can maintain this momentum — even the fastest and strongest athletes eventually grow weary. Investors are starting to worry that Nvidia may not be able to sustain its current rate of growth.```

12:00-21:00 Keywords: SpaceX, Federal Reserve, Russia1. Blockchain.com secretly submits application for US IPO;2. US House of Representatives to vote on a resolution related to the Iran war;3. Prediction website: SpaceX's valuation could exceed $2 trillion;4. US 2-year Treasury yield rises by 6.6 basis points, reported at 4.106%;5. US to allocate $2 billion to nine quantum computing companies, government will receive equity;6. Federal Reserve plans to introduce restrictive "streamlined" payment accounts for fintech and crypto firms;7. Former CFTC chairman to serve as senior advisor at Jefferies, previously held a pro-digital asset stance;8. Russia's crypto asset regulatory bill amendments to be completed next week, stablecoins will be recognized as foreign exchange assets.

According to Jinse Finance, market sources report that Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, stated that the company is likely to purchase all Bitcoins mined before the year 2140.