Recently, a number of publicly offered fund institutions, such as Jin Xin Fund, Hongtu Innovation Fund, and Tongtai Fund, have sequentially released their second quarterly reports. Significantly, in adherence to the latest information disclosure regulations, some longstanding publicly offered funds have, for the first time, presented their long-term performance spanning 7 and 10 years in their quarterly reports. Analysts suggest that this move is intended to redirect the industry's attention from short-term gains to fostering a culture of long-term, value-oriented investment. According to the released second quarterly reports, funds that have excelled have predominantly witnessed substantial rises in their net asset values, attributed to their strategic positions (Here, 'Layout' is translated to 'positions' to better convey the meaning in the context of investment allocations) in the computing power sector. Nevertheless, several fund managers have issued warnings in their outlooks, stating that valuations in the technology sector are fraught with risks, as lofty expectations may not materialize in the future, possibly resulting in heightened volatility in the secondary market.