Today, I need to vent a little about my homework. I can't respond to my friends' content today either. I estimate that even if I just write this out, it will be after five o'clock. The main issue is that my Excel has gone wrong again today, and I'm really about to break down. Every time it malfunctions, it means that all the formatting in my spreadsheets gets wiped out, and the whole table becomes a mess. Aside from the data being correct, everything else is wrong. It takes me over three hours to sort it out, and it happens almost every month.
What's even more frustrating is that I don't even know where the problem lies. I used to think it was due to conflicts arising from the cloud storage of my notebook crossing between iOS and Windows, but I haven't opened my notebook in the past few days, and the problem still occurred. This kind of breakdown is driving me crazy. Today, I finally turned off the network sync; I'll have to address it next time. It's just too much of a waste of time.
Today, there hasn't been much progress on the macro front; it's still all about tariff disputes. Before the market closed, I checked the US stock market and $BTC, which were rebounding quite well. But how did it drop so sharply by the closing time? I glanced through and saw that Ford reported a $1.5 billion loss due to tariffs. Are we trying to develop the American auto industry or kill it?
Additionally, the auction for the 3-year US Treasury bonds held early this morning was decent. Although overall demand was slightly below average, the auction results still showed stable buying of short-term government bonds. However, the participation of foreign investors has decreased, accounting for only about 7% of this auction, down from the long-term average of 12.4%.
Looking back at Bitcoin's data, the increase in turnover rate is also normal, especially since we just came out of the weekend. However, compared to an ordinary Monday, the turnover rate has increased a bit more, which may be due to the price drop prompting investors to exit. From the exchange's inventory data, we can see that the inventory has slightly increased in the last 24 hours. It's clear that more investors who bought in the last two days are exiting, likely worried that prices will continue to fall.
From the support level data, the inventory of BTC between $93,000 and $98,000 has not only remained the same but has actually increased, with more investors still clustering around the entire range.
That's about it. Now we just wait for the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting early Thursday morning. Other negative news is relatively minor and doesn't pose a systemic macro or policy risk.
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