Overview of important events on the evening of April 3rd
1. Michael Saylor: Bitcoin has no tariffs;
2. Russia may allow confiscated BTC to be converted into national fiscal revenue;
3. JPMorgan Chase: The "digital gold" narrative of Bitcoin is under pressure;
4. Morgan Stanley: It is currently expected that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates by 2025;
5. First Digital denies allegations of misappropriation of funds, claiming to act only on Techteryx's instructions;
6. Babylon announces BABY token economics: total volume of 10 billion, with community incentives accounting for 15%;
7. Ministry of Finance: China will continue to implement a more proactive fiscal policy and moderately loose monetary policy.
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