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Jinse Finance reported that as of the first quarter of this year, according to the latest 13F filing, Nvidia's proprietary investment portfolio holds stocks with a total market value of approximately $18.374 billion, up from $13 billion at the end of 2025. Its holdings are concentrated in AI ecosystem-related assets (chips, cloud computing power, EDA, optics, networking, biopharmaceuticals). Notably, in Q1 Nvidia increased its holdings in CoreWeave stocks by 94.5% to 47 million shares, with the value rising by $1.78 billion. Nvidia also added new positions in Coherent Corp. (7.8 million shares) and Generate Biomedicines (833,000 shares). Intel remains its largest holding, with over 214 million shares, reflecting Jensen Huang’s commitment to supporting the entire AI ecosystem, from chips to cloud computing, networking, photonics, and drug development, as part of a strategic initiative.

BlockBeats News, May 17th, according to on-chain analyst Ai (@ai_9684xtpa), after the news of "CME and ICE Driving Regulatory Hyperliquidation" was released on Friday, a whale shorted 300,000 HYPE, with an average entry price of $43.398. The current unrealized loss has narrowed to $250,000. According to analysis, due to sufficient collateral, the whale's short position will be liquidated at $72. For every $1 drop in the HYPE price, the short position will gain $250,000.

May 17 news, according to US media reports, senior member of the US Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Elizabeth Warren has officially sent a letter to US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins, urging the agency to investigate Trump family's cryptocurrency company World Liberty Financial, Inc. (WLF) to determine whether it is suspected of misleading investors or violating relevant securities laws. The letter revealed that in early April this year, WLF borrowed $75 million (including $65.4 million USD1 stablecoin and $10.3 million USDC) by using approximately $440 million worth of its issued WLFI tokens as collateral, through the decentralized lending protocol Dolomite. This move caused the price of WLFI to plummet by 10% to a record low and led to severe liquidity restrictions on the Dolomite platform. In addition, WLF subsequently announced a token unlocking plan (which forcibly requires early investors to hold their positions for at least two years), further sparking strong protests from investors.In the letter, Warren emphasized: "Securities anti-fraud protection clauses apply to all securities transactions and should not be limited by technological form or the political background of the actors." Currently, Warren has requested that the SEC provide an official response to this investigation request by May 26, 2026.