Odaily Morning Brief

1. One year after the "1011" crash: Crypto market sees over $19 billion in single-day liquidations, BTC once plunged 12.7% in half an hour;

2. Tom Lee: Ethereum may break $5,000 by year-end, this cycle could potentially hit $50,000;

3. CZ: Not opposed to hardware wallets, different wallet products suit different scenarios;

4. Meme coin launchpad daily trading volume still reaches $550 million, a significant increase from several months ago;

5. Pump.fun co-founder: Callout Rewards will adjust its incentive mechanism, de-emphasizing trading volume and focusing on follower profitability;

6. Supply chain attack confirmed, Ledger says at least one affected user device contained unauthorized hardware implant;

7. Kyle Samani: Largest personal angel investment has been made in Backpack;

8. CZ calls related accusations "far-fetched," Binance says depegging only began after Bitcoin bottomed;

9. French National Assembly Finance Committee passes stablecoin conversion tax and crypto exit tax amendments, then rejects budget revenue section by a vote of 31 to 3;

10. Virtual asset trading commission income falls 13.5% quarter-over-quarter, Hong Kong SFC releases securities industry financial review report;

11. Holdings valued at approximately $880 million, Morgan Stanley's total Bitcoin holdings rise to 10,639 BTC;

12. Analyst: BTC's current price action resembles late 2025 to early 2026, $80,500 may be a key near-term support level.