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According to the Financial Times, the dark side of the moon is adjusting its corporate structure and introducing state-owned investors to seek regulatory approval for listing in Hong Kong. The dark side of the moon has changed its domestic entity in China to a limited liability company and coordinated with investment banks and legal teams on the issue of overseas investor shareholding transfer. The dark side of the moon recently completed two rounds of financing, with valuations reaching $30 billion and $50 billion respectively. The dark side shareholders of Moon include the National Artificial Intelligence Industry Investment Fund, the National Social Security Fund, the Shanghai and Guizhou Local Government Guidance Funds, and investment entities under the People's Daily. The Dark Side of the Moon plans to raise $3 million through an initial public offering for the development of large models and business expansion. The dark side of the moon responded that the news of the plan to submit the Hong Kong IPO application as early as this month is untrue.