Amidst the current year's surge in technology investments, public fund offering institutions have taken an active role as professional investors. By concentrating on the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, certain fund companies have reaped substantial returns from their self-purchased fund products. In an environment where the public fund offerings industry is widely implementing fee reductions and offering concessions, the investment returns generated by proprietary funds serve as a vital profit augmentation for public fund offering institutions, especially for small and medium-sized entities. Industry experts highlight that proprietary fund investments by public fund offering institutions are not motivated by short-term profit maximization; rather, they are grounded in professional assessment for medium- to long-term asset allocation strategies. The benefit-bundling mechanism effectively aligns the interests of public fund offering institutions with the performance of their products and the experience of investors, fostering a positive and mutually reinforcing dynamic.