Not sure if I should be happy or worried—on the 250th anniversary of the U.S., Bitcoin is actually performing pretty well. It’s already climbed above $63,000 today. The dual-currency product I set to expire on Monday will most likely get executed, but I’m guessing it might even hit $64,000 by Monday. Turns out I’m better at buying than selling. I sold off the ones I bought at $59,000 and $63,000, and now I’m feeling a bit of regret. But that’s just how dual-currency products work. If you calculate based on the coin standard, you’re giving up the long-term upside value. But if you calculate based on the gold standard, you’re essentially earning premiums, which is like interest. The essence of dual-currency products is being willing to buy at lower levels and sell at relatively higher levels. For those who are into hodling, dual-currency buying can work. Of course, options are a bit more convenient. Lately, I’ve been studying options to see if there’s a simpler way to explain it to friends around me. For those without a background in options, it’s a bit hard to grasp. And since I’m still a newbie at options myself, I’ve got a lot more to learn. On Friday, semiconductors, AI, and even AI power sectors all took a hit. I’ve been sharing a lot of related info recently. After finishing up with WTI, I suddenly feel like I’ve got some free time, so I’m planning to dive into AI and catch up on some learning. The focus will probably be on the earnings season coming up in the middle to late part of this month. Bitget—join and you’re instantly VIP! Crypto, U.S. stocks, CFDs—get ahead globally with one platform.