[CZ: Personally not opposed to hardware wallets, different wallet products suit different scenarios] CZ stated in a post that users should pay attention to asset security and clarified that he is not opposed to hardware wallets or self-custody. CZ mentioned that different wallets and products are suitable for different use cases, with varying security implications and best practices. He also disclosed that YZi Labs has invested in hardware wallet projects such as OneKey and SafePal, as well as mobile wallet products like Trust Wallet.

[Justin Sun: TRON's Post-Quantum Cryptography Defense Upgrade Now Live on Testnet] TRON founder Justin Sun has confirmed that the post-quantum cryptography defense upgrade developed by TRON Labs is now live on the TRON testnet. This upgrade utilizes a hybrid signature mechanism aimed at addressing security risks posed by future computational breakthroughs. The current core objectives are stress testing for network stability and security audits. The smart contract verification environment has been opened to the public, but no timeline has been set for the mainnet upgrade or fund migration. (Source: Cointelegraph)

[Liquidity of BTC and ETH Restored, Altcoins Still Face Risks] On the first anniversary of the 10-10 crypto market crash, the underlying liquidity of Bitcoin and Ether has been rebuilt, but many Altcoins still face risk challenges. A year has passed since Bitcoin's all-time high of over $126,000 set in 2025, and it has now retraced by 32%, trading steadily above $85,000. Currently, capital is highly concentrated in Bitcoin and Ether, while order books for other Altcoins remain thin in both spot and derivatives markets. If faced with macroeconomic shocks or localized leverage liquidations, these liquidity-deficient tokens are prone to sharp, unilateral price swings.

President Trump has ruled out the possibility of taking action against Iran before the midterm elections. Federal Reserve meeting minutes and multiple officials have stated that inflation remains high and there may be another interest rate hike within the year, but action may not be taken in October.

The Chairman of the Financial Commission of South Korea, Lee Yi won, stated that the provisions of the ongoing Digital Asset Basic Law regarding restrictions on the shareholding of major shareholders in virtual asset exchanges are not directed by specific individuals, but are based on considerations of higher public responsibilities that exchanges will have to bear after institutionalization. Li Yiyuan pointed out in the National Government Supervision of the Financial Affairs Committee of the National Assembly that after the implementation of the Basic Law on Digital Assets in the future, exchanges will shift to a licensed operating model and need to have public and responsible nature that matches their infrastructure attributes. (Source: Yonhap News Agency)