Overview of important events on the evening of December 13th
12:00-21:00 Keywords: Mt. Gox, Trump, Arbitrum, Satoshi Act
1. Since November, Mt. Gox has transferred a total of 6,900 BTC to B2C2 Group;
2. Trump's crypto project WLFI proposes to deploy an Aave v3 instance for the WLFI protocol;
3. The new chairman of the U.S House Financial Services Committee will consider the value of Bitcoin reserves for America;
4. An address associated with the Arbitrum team transferred 20 million ARB to Coinbase 25 minutes ago;
5. Co-founder of Satoshi Act Fund announces plans to launch another "Bitcoin Strategic Reserve" bill next week.
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