Overview of important events on the evening of March 29th
1. BurrBear will conduct an IDO on March 31;
2. MARA plans to launch a $2 billion ATM equity issuance program;
3. The leading project in trustworthy AI, Privasea, has launched its official eSIM reservation page;
4. Meteora Co-creation: Will not request contract addresses or insider information, does not provide customized consultation or strategy;
5. Michael Saylor: Many token issuers do not want to decentralize but are eager to enter the capital market;
6. Founder of Skybridge Capital: The legal lawsuit against Galaxy Digital by the New York State Attorney General is a "pure legal battle";
7. Sonic Labs cancels the plan to launch a dollar-pegged algorithmic stablecoin and chooses to develop an alternative priced in UAE Dirham.
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