I am not very familiar with geopolitical conflicts, but as I said during the day, USOL, also known as WTI, is a good reference standard for people like me who are not very familiar with geopolitical conflicts to use "data" standards to reveal the progress of conflicts. As of tonight, the price of US oil has fallen below $70, a decrease of 4.2%. Although it seems from the news that there is no ceasefire yet, the reflection of oil prices shows that the market no longer has overly worried expectations about geopolitical conflicts. Not only has BTC returned to its pre conflict position, but even the US stock market has returned to last week's high point. I don't know if the impact of the conflict has ended, but from the price trend, the market sentiment is still good. The scariest thing is that CRCL's high point today reached $165, and my pattern is still too small. On Tuesday, the retail data for the United States will be released, which can be seen as a microcosm of the purchasing power of the American people. From the current expected data, last month's increase was 0.1%, and this month's expectation is -0.7%. At the same time, the increase in imported prices announced has also become -0.2%. The former is not very good, indicating a contraction in purchasing power, while the latter indicates a decline in imported prices, representing an economic slowdown, putting pressure on the Federal Reserve. Looking back at the data of Bitcoin, the rise in price has driven an increase in turnover rate, especially among the profitable investors who have been buying at the bottom in the past two days. Early investors still remain calm, which validates the validity of the data we obtained from the past week. Most investors are indifferent to short-term price changes, and the decrease in exchange stock also indicates that most investors value BTC's long-term price trend more. In terms of support, there are still over 2 million BTC stocks between $93000 and $98000, and the rising price has not driven most of the support level investors to leave. However, investors' emotions are still very calm. Starting tomorrow, the more important postgraduate entrance examination should be based on macro data, including Thursday's dot matrix chart. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex