Overview of Important Developments on March 7th at Noon
7:00-12:00 Keywords: Trump, Japan, Mint, South Korea
1. Trump signs executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve;
2. Japan plans to classify cryptocurrencies as a new asset, rather than under securities regulation;
3. South Korea's FSC Chairman: Will accelerate the drafting of the second phase of cryptocurrency legislation;
4. Mint will open airdrop claims today at 14:00, with the first round unlocking 50% of the airdrop tokens;
5. Market news: Trump to speak at the White House Digital Assets Summit at 3 PM Eastern Time;
6. The latest attendee list for the U.S. White House Crypto Summit includes the CEOs of Anchorage Digital and FalconX;
7. David Sacks: Apart from seizing acquired assets, the U.S. government will not purchase other crypto assets for the strategic reserve.
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