The market sentiment remained positive on Tuesday, with rumors of good news from Iran and the United States beginning to spread. One suggests that the US and Iran may reach an agreement on uranium enrichment, while the other suggests that the temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran may be extended for another two weeks. Both possibilities are quite high. Currently, the most discussed issue regarding uranium is the duration of the ban, rather than the ban itself, so the probability of a successful negotiation is high. Extending the temporary ceasefire is already a consensus in the market. Currently, although the United States has blocked Iranian ports and stated that no ships have entered Iranian ports in the past 24 hours, Iran has not shown such firmness. This indicates that Iran, like the United States, does not want to continue fighting, and there are also reports that Iran is pushing for a ceasefire in Lebanon. There are no other events that can affect the market. In the short term, the geopolitical conflict between Iran and the United States is unlikely to escalate again. What remains to be seen is when the Strait of Hormuz will be fully open. However, in the long run, the focus will still be on monetary policy. Looking back at the data of Bitcoin, the trading volume has significantly retreated, and the turnover rate is also decreasing. Investors' sensitivity to prices is decreasing, and most investors are still not interested in the current price. However, it can also be seen that investors who have been buying at the bottom in the past two weeks have left more clearly. Overall, current investors have higher buying interest and slightly lower selling volume, all waiting for signals of the end of geopolitical conflicts. Bitget VIP， Lower rates and more generous benefits