The market on Sunday was alright, pretty calm overall. But in the U.S., things are heating up over the Greenland tariff issue. On Saturday, Trump said he’d impose tariffs on countries related to the Greenland issue, and on Sunday, those countries announced counter-sanctions against the U.S. If both sides actually go through with it, U.S. inflation is very likely to rise, and the unlucky ones might just be those investors who thought the bull market was here. Trump just can’t go a week without stirring something up. The IEEPA tariffs are already on the grill, and he’s taking advantage of the fact that the Supreme Court hasn’t ruled on it yet to slap on more tariffs under the IEEPA name. If the Supreme Court later rules it illegal, Trump can still have a reasonable excuse to back down. He’s really going all out for the midterm elections. Looking back at Bitcoin’s data, even with the tariff drama on Sunday, BTC’s price didn’t fluctuate much. This shows that regular users aren’t too sensitive to the event. But come Monday, when institutions are back to work, who knows if this attitude will hold. You can probably get some clues from U.S. stock futures. Futures trading in the morning reflects the views of Asian investors and institutions, while the U.S. stock market opening in the evening will show the perspective of European and American investors. The weekend’s trading volume was ridiculously low—I haven’t seen numbers like this in years. Let’s see what happens on Monday. @bitget VIP, lower fees, crazier perks.