Got through Sunday without any surprises. Spent the whole day studying—from the moment I woke up in the morning until the early hours of the next day, it was basically all about studying. Didn’t even have time to write anything. This kind of fulfilling life feels pretty good. The biggest event over the weekend was still Trump’s stance on Iran and Venezuela. It seems highly likely that Trump will engage with Iran, and as for Venezuela, it looks like the oil deal has already been negotiated. However, today the U.S. Embassy has already advised American citizens to leave Venezuela. Also, it seems like Trump has halted Venezuela’s oil supply to Cuba. Looks like the probability of Venezuela’s oil being “controlled” by the U.S. is quite high. The market is most focused on the impact of this series of actions by Trump. Judging from the current price trend of BTC, it’s quite similar to last week when Maduro was arrested, especially with a slight uptick during U.S. trading hours. The market seems to be in a buying mood. Of course, it’s still hard to say for sure right now. A few hours later, U.S. stock futures will open, and Asian investors will give their initial response. Then in the evening, we’ll see the answers from European and American investors to get a clearer picture. Looking back at Bitcoin’s data, Sunday’s turnover rate dropped significantly, hitting the lowest level in recent months. This indicates that without interference from institutions and quant trading, real investors’ interest in trading at the moment is still very low. There’s not much to say about the weekend’s token structure. I’m just waiting to see if we’ll see a new bottom forming at $90,000 or $83,000. However, higher-level loss-making investors are still holding onto their positions firmly, showing no signs of panic. @bitget VIP, lower fees, bigger perks!