According to Odaily Planet Daily, in response to market concerns, Li Yunfei, General Manager of Brand and Public Relations at BYD Group, disclosed that all of BYD's investments are direct investments by BYD Co., Ltd. BYD does not manage third-party funds or the personal funds of any senior executives. Therefore, Wang Chuanfu did not directly invest in Changxin Technology. BYD Co., Ltd. indirectly participated in Changxin Technology's Series A financing in December 2020 through its investment in Guangdong Yifang Changda Venture Capital Partnership (Limited Partnership). (Daily Economic News)

According to an article published on the X platform by analyst "AntiFragile" on Odaily Planet Daily, the Bitcoin (BTC) order book currently shows strong buying support, with a large number of patient buy orders concentrated in the 2%-20% range below the current price. AntiFragile points out that these buy orders began appearing as early as the beginning of June, representing passive buying demand placed in advance. If the BTC price falls back to these areas, these buy orders are expected to act as a buffer, reducing market volatility. The current order book structure indicates that some investors are waiting for lower prices to enter the market, rather than chasing the upward trend. These long-term orders may become a potential support force during short-term market corrections.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, HyperliquidNews reported on the X platform that the total transaction volume of HIP-3 has exceeded $475 billion.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Stacks co-founder Muneeb shared his views on the Coldcard wallet incident, summarizing lessons learned in three areas: Bitcoin storage, quantum computing threats, and ecosystem security. Regarding Bitcoin storage strategies, he pointed out that many industry security experts are unfamiliar with Coldcard, and even top security research institutions may not have adequately audited its code. Muneeb believes the best approach for the future is asset diversification, rather than concentrating all funds in a single solution. He suggests: 20%-30% of BTC should be allocated to ETFs, such as BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF IBIT, for professional custody and regulatory protection; 2. 40%-50% of BTC should adopt a Casa-like multi-signature solution, such as the three-key model, distributing keys across security companies, mobile devices, and hardware wallets; 3. 20%-30% of BTC should be used for more advanced self-management solutions, combining different hardware wallets and different entropy sources. Regarding the threat of quantum computing, Muneeb stated that once quantum computers break through existing encryption systems in the future, Bitcoin users may experience shocks similar to "BTC being suddenly transferred out of cold wallets." The quantum threat is real, and the industry should prepare in advance rather than underestimate technological progress, especially in the context of large language models accelerating scientific research breakthroughs.