Odaily Morning Brief

1. CZ: AI exposes more security issues in the short term, but will make systems safer in the long term;

2. Nebius, Boeing, and others oppose OKXICE stock token trading, with the list growing to 62 companies;

3. Yi Lihua: If Bitcoin breaks through $82,600, it may trigger a second major upward wave;

4. Arthur Hayes: AI giants may face severe share dilution after IPO, and credit contraction could further impact the crypto market;

5. ARK Invest bought over 348,000 shares of SpaceX yesterday, while reducing holdings in BLSH and GOOG;

6. The Ethereum Foundation has formulated the Lean Ethereum fork roadmap, targeting completion by 2029;

7. Bitcoin's next major upgrade may be the "Great Consensus Cleanup," involving four security fixes;

8. The Moscow Exchange will launch Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether trading starting December 1, 2026;

9. Greeks.live: Midterm elections increase policy uncertainty, and Hyperliquid's federal compliance path faces variables;

10. HSBC and four other banks have established GL1 Org to promote the development of tokenized financial market infrastructure.