Group 1: Solid-State Battery Sector - Nord Shares experienced a 10.12% increase over three consecutive days, attributed to solid-state battery developments [3] - Xiangtan Electric Chemical saw a first board increase of 10.05%, also linked to solid-state battery advancements [3] - Fengyuan Shares had a first board rise of 10.03%, driven by solid-state battery news [3] - Haike New Source achieved a first board increase of 20.02%, related to solid-state battery technology [3] - Keheng Shares recorded an 11.68% rise, associated with solid-state battery innovations [3] Group 2: Robotics Sector - Kaiwang Technology had a first board increase of 20.01%, driven by robotics and connectivity [5] - Rongtai Shares saw a first board rise of 10.01%, linked to robotics [5] - Baoxin Technology experienced a first board increase of 10.00%, attributed to robotics developments [5] - Jiangsu Leili recorded an 11.98% rise, associated with robotics [5] - Shuanglin Shares had a 10.06% increase, also related to robotics [5] Group 3: AI and Chip Industry - Guojin Securities reported that Nvidia's GB200/300 is actively increasing orders, predicting explosive growth for ASICs in 2025 and 2026, with many AI-PCB companies experiencing strong orders [6] - Marvell revised its data center and AI ASIC target share, increasing the total addressable market (TAM) for data centers to $94 billion by 2028, up from $75 billion, and for AI custom chips (ASIC) to $54 billion, up from $43 billion [9] Group 4: Oil and Gas Services - Reports indicate that U.S. officials are preparing for potential strikes on Iran, which may impact the oil and gas sector [11] Group 5: Digital Currency - Circle, the first stock of stablecoins, surged over 33% in the overnight market, closing at $199.59, which is more than 540% above its issue price of $31 [13] Group 6: Market Focus Stocks - Dongxin Peace saw a 10.02% increase over nine days, with six consecutive boards [18] - Zhun Oil Shares recorded a 9.96% rise over five consecutive boards [12] - Shandong Molong experienced a 10.00% increase over five consecutive boards [12]