Odaily Morning Brief

1. Arthur Hayes: Quantum computing is not a reason to sell Bitcoin; users should pay attention to wallet management;

2. "AI Stock Guru" Leopold's fund plans to disclose Q3 holdings on November 16, having previously bet on SanDisk and Micron in the first half of the year;

3. Frgmnt co-founder says stablecoins cannot fully decouple from traditional banking risks;

4. Deutsche Bank plans to launch institutional-grade crypto custody, initially targeting professional clients in Germany;

5. Solana has not reported mainnet downtime for two consecutive years; Fidelity notes that areas such as staking require continued observation;

6. Analyst: Bitcoin reversed on Monday after rising for 3 consecutive weekends; opposite moves often occur during weekend declines;

7. The team behind TRUMP earned $779 million to $1.16 billion in profits from coin buyers, who suffered losses of 97%;

8. Approximately 6.04 million BTC face quantum exposure risk; 9 blockchain organizations establish the Quantum Alliance;

9. Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès accuses Ledger CEO of failing to properly handle hardware wallet supply chain attacks;

10. With $2.3 billion in outstanding balances, Coinbase advances crypto-backed loans alongside on-chain bank deposits;

11. Circle plans to expand into approximately 40 emerging markets, covering Southeast Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East;

12. Polygon Labs completes acquisition of Coinme, entering the payments market via stablecoin infrastructure.