Overview of Important Developments Overnight on April 11th
21:00-7:00 Keywords: Barclays, FTX, MicroStrategy, Victory Securities
1. Barclays predicts that the Federal Reserve will only cut interest rates once this year;
2. Former FTX executive Ryan Salame will be sentenced on May 28th;
3. MicroStrategy short sellers have lost nearly $2 billion since March;
4. Bitcoin L2 developer Alpen Labs has completed a financing of $10.6 million;
5. Victory Securities releases its first stock coin trading app "VictoryX";
6. Brevan Howard's cryptocurrency fund rose by 34.5% in the first quarter;
7. Bitcoin mining machine manufacturer Auradine completes a Series B financing of $80 million;
8.European Securities and markets Authority: EU MiCA rules do not significantly impact European crypto market;
9.mfer founder: After launching mfercoin, no new products will be released, reminding users to beware of fraud.
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