Overview of Important Developments on the Evening of May 1
12:00-21:00 Keywords: Tariffs, WLD, SEI Spot ETF, Morgan Stanley,
1. North Carolina House passes state crypto investment bill;
2. Canary Capital submits S-1 registration application for SEI Spot ETF to the US SEC;
3. US initial jobless claims for the week ending April 26 were 241,000, expected 224,000;
4. Market news: Morgan Stanley plans to offer cryptocurrency trading to E*TRADE clients;
5. Blockchain finance company Dinari completes $12.7 million Series A financing, led by Hack VC and others;
6. National Economic Council Director Hassett: Tariff announcement expected by the end of today;
7. Worldcoin announces WLD token access and all related services will be available in the US starting May 1;
8. Eric Trump, son of Donald Trump: WLFI stablecoin USD1 will be used by MGX to complete investment in CEX.
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