Every weekend, I worry about unexpected issues. Although there are no obvious negative factors today, the price of $BTC has still fallen below $89,000. I wonder if this is due to concerns about Japan's interest rate hike starting next week. Besides Japan's interest rate hike, there are also U.S. non-farm payroll and inflation data next week, which could trigger market fluctuations. However, the focus will still be on the market trends after the U.S. stock market opens tomorrow, as cryptocurrencies do not have their own narrative and remain highly synchronized with tech stocks.

As long as the weekend prices are not too exaggerated, I don't pay much attention to them, since weekends are the times of lowest liquidity. Currently, the market's focus has returned to data, especially the non-farm payroll data, which will be more important. This is what we need to pay attention to next week, and Japan's interest rate hike is already a confirmed matter, so the market should have sufficient expectations.

Looking back at Bitcoin's data, although the price has dropped, the turnover rate has not increased and has slightly decreased compared to Saturday. Therefore, it is not a sign of panic among investors or a coordinated sell-off by large players; it is likely just a lack of buying power due to low liquidity. We will have to see if this gets corrected after the U.S. stock market opens on Monday.

Since the turnover rate is not high, there are no issues with the distribution of chips, and investors have not shown signs of panic or selling. The sentiment is quite normal, especially for investors who are at a loss at high levels, who remain very calm.

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