Spent a calm and uneventful Sunday, mostly studying from the moment I woke up until nearly midnight, without even having time to write. This fulfilling life feels quite good. The biggest event of the weekend remains Trump's stance on Iran and Venezuela. The probability of Trump engaging with Iran seems quite high now, while it appears that Venezuela has already finalized a deal for oil. However, today the U.S. embassy has informed American citizens to leave Venezuela.

Moreover, it seems Trump has also suspended Venezuela's oil shipments to Cuba. It appears that the probability of Venezuela's oil being "controlled" by the U.S. is quite significant. The market is most concerned about the impact of Trump's series of actions. From the current price trend of $BTC, it resembles the situation when Maduro was arrested last week, especially with a slight increase during U.S. hours, indicating that the market is in a buying mood.

Of course, it is still uncertain. A few hours later, U.S. stock futures will open, and Asian investors will provide their responses first, followed by European and American investors' answers in the evening to confirm the situation.

Looking back at Bitcoin's data, the turnover rate on Sunday has significantly decreased, reaching the lowest level in recent months. This also indicates that, without institutional and quantitative interference, real investors' interest in current trading remains quite low.

There isn't much to say about the chip structure over the weekend. I'm just waiting to see if it will reappear at the $90,000 bottom or if it will continue from the $83,000 bottom. However, investors with larger losses still maintain very high positions and show no signs of panic.

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