According to CoinMeta, Chinese planning authorities are accelerating the advancement of infrastructure and private investment, with the aim of transforming policy support into actual project launches. The focus is on the integration of computing, energy networks, and telecommunications, demonstrating the country's continued support for artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure development. Combined with the stable momentum in service trade, especially in the areas of digital and high-value services, these announcements indicate that Beijing is relying on domestic investment and external demand to support growth in the second half of the year. The scale and speed of the construction of these six networks will be key signals that the market will watch for, with an emphasis on private investment participation and diversified financing models. The Australian dollar is widely regarded as a proxy for China's economic sentiment, as it is closely linked to China's demand for commodities such as iron ore and coal. Traders typically buy the Australian dollar when new infrastructure or investment stimulus signals are issued by Beijing, expecting that China's construction and industrial activities will increase demand for Australian raw materials. Overall, the advancement of these six networks and private investment is more likely to attract the attention of Australian dollar traders, while the prospects for service trade represent a relatively modestly positive signal.