Odaily Morning Brief
1. A certain exchange's U.S. ADR listing was oversubscribed;
2. Bubblemaps: 94% of ANSEM's holdings across 110 thousand addresses are in profit;
3. Samsung Electronics' second-quarter operating profit reached 89.4 trillion won, 6% above market expectations;
4. Strategy reduced its holdings by 3,588 BTC last week, valued at over $220 million;
5. Trump suspected of giving a signal: go buy Dell, wants to thank Micron;
6. Trump responds to whether the “Trump Account” contains Bitcoin: It may happen;
8. NVIDIA denies rumors of Kyber delay: product roadmap unaffected.
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