Overview of important developments on the evening of April 28
12:00-21:00 Keywords: Standard Chartered Bank, Strategy, Coinbase, Ethereum Foundation
1. US Treasury Secretary Bezent: We pursue a strong dollar policy
2. Binance Wallet will start MILK token TGE on April 29
3. Standard Chartered Bank: Bitcoin is expected to break $120,000 in Q2
4. Strategy increased its holdings by about $1.42 billion last week, holding 15,355 bitcoins
5. ZachXBT: An address suspected of being stolen 3520 BTC was quickly exchanged for XMR
6. Bloomberg: Coinbase to launch a Bitcoin yield fund for institutional investors
7. Ethereum Foundation researcher: The current Ethereum execution layer expansion roadmap is progressing smoothly
8. CoinShares: Last week, the total inflow of funds into digital asset investment products reached $3.4 billion
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