The weekend's price movement being in line with expectations is already a good thing. The double liquidity dip from Christmas + New Year's combined with the weekend is the easiest time for Bitcoin's price to fluctuate. Being able to reduce volatility is already not bad. Plus, yesterday, BTC almost hit $90,000 again. This has happened multiple times over the past week. Every time it gets close to $90,000, it gets pushed back down. This $90,000 curse seems pretty hard to break. Looking ahead to the coming week, there aren’t any major macroeconomic data releases. The only thing is the Fed’s meeting minutes on Wednesday, but there shouldn’t be any surprises there. The probability of the first rate cut in 2026 happening in January is still quite low. Most expectations are focused on the second half of the year, after Powell’s successor takes over. Back to Bitcoin’s data: weekend liquidity has further decreased, and the turnover rate is also dropping. These are standard weekend stats. The turnover rate on Sunday should drop even further. Overall, market sentiment is still pretty stable, and the price continues to fluctuate within a small range. Next week, it’s very likely that MSCI will announce the removal of assets with over 50% exposure to cryptocurrencies. If this really happens, it could impact MSTR’s price, and we might see a reaction starting as early as Monday. It might even have a ripple effect on BTC. However, for BTC, this is just a minor episode and won’t lead to any fundamental changes. @bitget VIP, lower fees, bigger perks!