The homework for Sunday is still quite easy to write, although the price of $BTC has fluctuated a bit today, overall it remains within a small range of changes, which indicates that investor sentiment over the weekend is still relatively stable. There hasn't been much information in the last 24 hours, and the biggest news should be that Ukrainian drones have destroyed over 40 Russian fighter jets.

It seems that Russia and Ukraine are about to enter a new round of negotiations soon. After today's attacks, the market has split into two factions: one believes that the upcoming negotiations may be difficult, and that Russia's retaliation is likely on the way; the other faction thinks this is just a show of strength before negotiations, and that if negotiations do not happen, the subsequent strikes may be even more severe.

The fact that hundreds of drones were able to silently enter Russia and were stored for a certain period before launching precise strikes indicates that the situation is quite serious. Russia's security and defense systems may have vulnerabilities, and both the U.S. and Europe have increased pressure on Russia. If this continues, Russia's losses may become even greater.

Aside from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Besant publicly stated today that Trump's tariff policy will continue to be implemented, especially after announcing a 50% tariff on imported steel just last Friday. Therefore, how American investors react will only be known after the U.S. stock market opens on Monday, at least after the CME opens.

Looking back at Bitcoin's data, today is another day of low turnover, with most investors still remaining on the sidelines. Only investors who are currently at a loss have been trading more frequently. The current price is still shifting towards a relatively stable range between $100,500 and $105,000. Although there is a significant accumulation of chips in this range, it cannot yet be considered support.

The main support range is still between $93,000 and $98,000, and the stability at this position is still quite high.

The key data for next week should be the non-farm payroll data. The unemployment rate should not pose a major issue. Additionally, next week we will return to the time dominated by Trump's "words," and on Monday he might express his views on the circuit court and tariffs again.

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