Overview of important events on the evening of December 21st
12:00-21:00 Keywords: Fartcoin, Aptos, Galaxy Digital
1. Yuga Labs co-founder: Has sold some Fartcoin, but still among the top ten holders;
2. Michael Saylor releases a digital asset framework including strategic Bitcoin reserves;
3. The Block's former founder Mike Dudas: Resigns from his advisory role at Aptos starting today;
4. Financial Times UK: Crypto funds such as Brevan Howard and Galaxy Digital have far exceeded traditional funds in annual returns;
5. Crypto Tsar David Sacks denies rumors of role changes and will devote 50% of his time to policy guidance work in Washington DC.
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