Accidentally stayed up until dawn. The weekend’s been alright. Although the war in Iran is still ongoing, it doesn’t seem to have much impact on $BTC, which shows that investor sentiment among real holders is still pretty solid. The war might escalate to the next level soon, and Trump’s final deadline for Iran is probably when the U.S. stock market opens on Monday. Last time it was TACO, but who knows what it’ll be this time. The chances of another TACO seem pretty slim, though. But Trump did say that after the U.S. withdrew from the Strait of Hormuz, the strait would be a bit more navigable—and that’s actually true. Recently, more and more ships have been passing through. Iran seems to have split into three categories now: the ones completely unrelated to the conflict, like China and Russia, which are the easiest to pass through; then those not directly involved in the fighting, like Europe, which can pass conditionally. As for the U.S. and Israel, they’re completely blocked from passing. The U.S. isn’t even using the Strait of Hormuz anymore. It’s probably just Israel and some Middle Eastern countries in that group. The key thing to watch is how far things escalate if the war intensifies on Monday. Honestly, just having a peaceful weekend is good enough. Back to Bitcoin’s data—like I mentioned earlier, there’s not much movement. Turnover is pretty low, and trading volume is also low. It’s just your standard weekend vibe. As long as there’s no really bad news, there usually won’t be any major fluctuations during times like this.