Overview of Important Developments on May 31st at Noon
7:00-12:00 Keywords: Meta, Méliuz, Roman Storm, SharpLink Gaming
1. Meta shareholders have voted against the proposal to include Bitcoin in reserves;
2. Trump announced an increase in import steel tariffs to 50% starting June 4;
3. A U.S. judge refused to order the Department of Justice to review materials in the Roman Storm case;
4. SharpLink Gaming plans to raise $1 billion to increase its ETH holdings;
5. Bitcoin mining difficulty increased by 4.38% to 126.98 T, reaching a record high;
6. Brazilian fintech company Méliuz plans to raise up to approximately $78.6 million to increase its Bitcoin holdings;
7. The U.S. Senate has voted to approve the conference committee report on the Texas Bitcoin Reserve Bill.
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