Overview of Important Developments on the Evening of May 29
12:00-21:00 Keywords: El Salvador, Russian Central Bank, Donut Labs, CFTC
1. White House Trade Advisor: No doubt there is an economic emergency
2. IMF approves El Salvador's economic performance, will receive a $120 million loan
3. Russian Central Bank plans to allow eligible investors to trade crypto derivatives
4. Hassett: Tariff rulings will not affect ongoing trade agreements
5. Donut Labs completes $7 million seed round financing, led by Sequoia Capital and others
6. Former CFTC Chairman: Without granting CFTC greater authority, the crypto market will continue to lack regulation
7. UK MP Emma Reynolds: UK government has no plans to adopt a strategic Bitcoin reserve
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