Serenity said the market has misunderstood SIVE by treating it only as a laser supplier for CPO scale-up. According to Serenity, SIVE’s lasers cover pluggable optical modules, CPO scale-out, CPO scale-up and NPO architectures, with examples including Sivers’ cooperation with JBL, POET’s supply relationship, and the future role of Ayar and Nvidia’s NVLink CPO ecosystem.

Serenity said the market has misunderstood SIVE by viewing it only as a laser supplier for CPO scale-up. According to Serenity, SIVE’s lasers cover pluggable optical modules, CPO scale-out, CPO scale-up and NPO, with further relevance across emerging optical interconnect architectures from 2027 onward.

Serenity said the market is misreading SIVE by viewing it only as a laser supplier for CPO scale-up. According to the post, SIVE’s lasers cover pluggable optical modules, CPO scale-out, CPO scale-up and NPO, with links to Jabil, POET, Ayar, Nvidia’s NVLink CPO ecosystem and multiple optical-connectivity companies.

Before testing potential price support levels, the Bitcoin sell-off has already distinguished between determined and forced sell-offs. Geoffrey Kendrick, Head of Global Digital Asset Research at Standard Chartered Bank, pointed out that Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) sold 32 Bitcoins at a time when Bitcoin (BTC) was already under pressure, intensifying the weakness in the cryptocurrency market this week and confirming the market's criticism of the corporate Bitcoin reserve model. Standard Chartered is not focused on this sell-off, but on the possible market reaction. Strategy sold 704 Bitcoins on December 22, 2022, for tax optimization, and bought another 810 Bitcoins two days later, setting a clear precedent for the bank to anticipate a new round of Bitcoin hoarding following this sell-off.