Overview of important events on the evening of March 30th
1. Japan's FSA considers regulating internal trading of crypto assets;
2. Michael Saylor releases information related to Bitcoin Tracker again;
3. Tether plans to recruit talent to support its artificial intelligence, telecommunications and data projects;
4. Hong Kong Acting Chief Executive Matthew Cheung: The stablecoin regulatory framework is planned to be implemented as early as the end of the year;
5. Movement Labs deposits 17.15 million MOVE into CEX, valued at approximately $7.74 million;
6.Cornerstone's second fund plans to complete a $200 million fundraising by the end of the year, investing in Web3 and quantum computing fields.
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