The weekend went much better than many expected. I bought bitcoin:native at $76,000 on Friday to buy on the dip, but it seems unlikely the order will be filled now. This suggests the Binance incident hasn't had a significant impact on investors, especially with the large amount of information released in the last 24 hours. We know withdrawals and compensation will be implemented soon, so as long as it's completed within expectations, the pressure on Bitcoin shouldn't be too great. Some people asked why I chose this time to buy on the dip. My thinking is twofold: firstly, the drop reflects panic over the Binance hack; secondly, next week is the midterm elections, and the market usually performs well after this period, so I didn't want to miss this opportunity. Of course, this year is different; oil prices continue to rise, and Iran might attack the US prematurely. These are all uncertainties, so BTC is the only option I can focus on. Even if it continues to fall, I can hold on. However, I'm less certain about smaller cryptocurrencies, so I'll be more cautious. As for US stocks, I'm thinking of buying some indices like VOO and QQQ; I'll consider buying some in the next couple of days. My personal feeling right now is that a storm is brewing, especially since the US and Iran are unlikely to just drag things out like this; there might be a major conflict, but how big it could be is hard to say. So it's important to prepare some funds, in case it doesn't happen, but if it does, we need to have the ability to buy on dips. @Gate, trading more markets