This weekend went relatively smoothly, but next week might be the real hell. First, there's the Fed's interest rate meeting early Thursday morning. While a no-rate-hike in October is generally agreed upon, Warsh's stance will still influence the market, especially given September's record-breaking inflation. Warsh might continue to be hawkish, and a December rate hike is practically a done deal. If Warsh is hawkish, the midterm elections a week later will be interesting. And that's not all. The same evening after the meeting, the US September core PCE data will be released. With both CPI and PPI exceeding expectations, the PCE data is unlikely to be good either. October's inflation is likely to be even higher than September's. The next meeting is in December, followed by the dot plot. If the issues between the US and Iran cannot be resolved, 2027 will likely be a difficult year. Next week also features five important earnings reports: Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and South Korea's SK Hynix and Samsung—all major players in AI and semiconductors. Based on my current understanding, the financial reports seem to be good, but whether they will satisfy the market is another matter. Bitcoin was relatively stable over the weekend. Although it briefly dipped below $80,000, it recovered. We'll see tomorrow to see if anything unexpected happens during Asian trading hours, but I think next week will likely be a week where many investors choose to seek safe havens. In this situation, price volatility may increase. Personally, I will continue to lower the price of bitcoin:native dual-currency trading or options. @Gate, for more market information.