Bitcoin, already experiencing low liquidity in pre-market trading on Monday, tested the $80 mark again. I've added more MU to my small position on @okxchinese's account. I don't have as much XP as @misaENFP, so I'll have to use real money. I'm using a split position (I'll add more if it drops later). With the midterm elections approaching, I don't know if Trump will cause any trouble. This week's FOMC meeting will most likely not raise interest rates. It depends on whether Warsh will be hawkish, but will Trump really ignore it? The main reason I entered the market is that WTI fell this morning, dropping back to around $101. Even if geopolitical tensions continue to worsen, it will just continue to fall. Micron is already at its lowest level in recent months. I've weathered the oil price battle, so what's there to fear with US stock contracts? Besides, @okxchinese's US stock contract rates are relatively friendly. After all, without a black swan event, it's unlikely to behave like a stupid altcoin, meaning it's unlikely to fall mindlessly. Furthermore, once positive news emerges, such as easing geopolitical tensions and a drop in oil prices, the risk market will react and rebound in prices. Let's wait and see, DYOR