The market opened on Monday, and it’s eerily quiet. BTC is sitting at 63,500, barely moving. The biggest gainer is MOVR, up just +3.26%. It broke out on the 4-hour chart with volume, now sitting around 1.45. Whether you chase it or not is your call—I’m not commenting. Price action is boring, but that CoinDesk article over the weekend is worth a read: 'Banks are no longer asking if stablecoins can enter finance, they’re now asking how to integrate them.' This time last year, regulators were still talking about bans. By July this year, it shifted to how to onboard. TLM dropped 2.3% with heavy selling. Trading volume hit 150 million. In a bear market, small-cap coins dropping on volume usually means the project team or market makers are cashing out. I don’t know where the market is headed this week, but banks are seriously discussing stablecoin integration. Institutional money hasn’t entered yet—they’re still laying the groundwork. The market is waiting for regulatory frameworks to land. Rate cuts aren’t as big of a deal anymore.