Today has been another day of digestive turmoil, especially since I have to go out tomorrow. I don't know what's going on in the past month, but I will deeply adjust myself when I come back this time. Fortunately, the script for this weekend is as expected. The three piece set did not deceive me. After BTC returned to below $118000, the profit from multiple orders has exceeded 22%. I am still considering whether to level it off on Sunday or on Monday, but I haven't decided yet. Of course, there are currently no major issues in the market, but as the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting approaches, sentiment may become unstable. In theory, Powell is likely to continue his previous Tai Chi style, but the probability of saying 'dovish' this time may be much higher than 'bearish'. Let's reconsider. Looking back at the data of Bitcoin itself, that's what happened over the weekend. Turnover rates began to decline and trading volumes began to decrease, but emotions gradually rose slowly as the ancient whale's sell-off was completed. We have been talking about it for two months now, and the current situation of Bitcoin is not about high purchasing power, but about fewer and fewer investors choosing to sell. But when the price rises due to selling pressure, there will still be many American investors buying in, which is also a support for the price. Therefore, as long as there is no systematic risk, the price of BTC is still quite stable, especially highly correlated with the US stock market. The current focus is still on tariffs and monetary policy. The progress of tariffs is almost complete, and it should be the EU and China. The EU also has a lot of opportunities, while China is not very clear. Monetary policy is on Wednesday. Data address: https://docs. (google.com)/spreadsheets/d/1E9awSVwrVOxKOiaMdYT5YZvfveeFd9ENU-iO6dVcGj0/edit? usp=sharing This article is sponsored by Bitget | @ Bitgetzh