The weekend passed without any major surprises. Neither Trump nor Iran stirred up new drama. Although there's still a ceasefire, it seems like it’ll take some time for the Strait of Hormuz to fully stabilize. The biggest news today is probably Trump’s shooting incident. During election season, shootings like this used to bring Trump a lot of attention, but this time it seems like people aren’t as interested—mainly because Trump’s popularity has taken a hit. As $BTC prices climb, I haven’t bought any dual-currency investments for three days now. At the current price, even with higher interest rates, it’s hovering around $75,000. I’m not too interested at this level. I’ve been buying all the way up before, but I still prefer Bitcoin under $70,000. Not sure if there’ll be another chance to grab it at that price. If I can’t keep investing in dual-currency products at lower prices, I’m feeling a bit lost. Maybe I’ll just prepare to scoop up one Bitcoin around $75,000 and aim to sell high later. But honestly, this price feels a bit steep. For now, I’ll set a low buy order at $75,500 and see how it goes. Looking back at Bitcoin’s data, the weekend turnover rate and trading volume are still very low, which was expected. Although the Strait of Hormuz situation isn’t resolved yet, the market consensus is that the U.S. and Iran are unlikely to clash again anytime soon. So, risk markets aren’t too worried for now. Especially with that gap around $80,000 for $BTC—it seems like there’s a good chance it’ll get filled. Bitget VIP—lower fees, bigger perks!