Over the weekend, Bitcoin experienced a slight rebound and is currently fluctuating around $85,000.

U.S. stocks are also rebounding, the dollar is weakening rapidly, yet gold prices are hitting new highs.

This rebound is mainly due to the news that Trump temporarily exempted some tariffs on Chinese electronic products.

The market originally thought it could surge due to favorable policies, but was doused with cold water by the misalignment of Trump and Commerce Secretary Lutnick's rhythms.

Where is the problem? Trump seems to always like to reveal his plans to the team in advance, but the team can't keep up with his pace, and the news always leaks early.

For example, the news about the suspension of tariffs for 90 days was initially widely circulated, but because it leaked too early, both the White House and Trump himself came out to deny it, saying there was no such thing.

But less than 48 hours later, Trump announced a suspension of tariffs, lasting exactly 90 days, not one day more or less.

This time, the exemption from electronic product tariffs is likely a similar situation: Trump may want to temporarily remove tariffs to soothe the market, lower the 10-year interest rate, reduce the risk of economic recession, and avoid worsening relations with Wall Street.

But due to Commerce Secretary Lutnick's premature announcement, the plan that was supposed to be pushed forward secretly was made public, leaving the market confused.

Now everyone is guessing: will U.S. stocks rise or fall when they open on Monday? Can Apple still rise? What should the semiconductor sector, affected by tariffs, do?

What other news and data are worth paying attention to?

1. OM collapsed, plummeting 90%.

OM's market value plummeted from $18 billion to $2 billion in an instant; the collapse resembles the previous ACT.



OM was previously highly manipulated, and this collapse may be due to issues with the exchange's market makers.

A large number of spot buy orders suddenly withdrew, while large holders dumped their positions, and some in the contract market shorted in advance to make a profit.

This kind of decline is a typical "bulldozer harvesting method." The manipulators first absorb the selling pressure, attracting those who chase the rise and increase their positions. At the critical point, they cut off all the high-flying followers in one go.

As for what price level the manipulators will push to and when they will harvest, it completely depends on their strength and expectations, which retail investors cannot guess at all.

Now, buying the dip on altcoins must be done cautiously, as the market is punishing diamond hands.

2. Michael Saylor is once again "calling out" Bitcoin.

Michael Saylor, the founder of MicroStrategy, released a new Bitcoin price tracker and declared: "You will never regret buying Bitcoin, only regret not buying enough."



This means MicroStrategy is about to buy the dip on Bitcoin again, which is one reason for Bitcoin's strong performance; we can pay attention to how much they will buy this time.

3. Ethereum whales continue to sell, putting pressure on ETH.

A whale holding 100,000 ETH recently sold 632 ETH, worth about $1.04 million.



This guy has been selling every two days recently, having cumulatively sold 4812 ETH since April.

This whale's cost back then was $0.31, and it still holds 30189 ETH.

Another whale that was close to liquidation has nearly cleared its position of 64792 ETH.

On April 10, it reduced its position by 35881 ETH at an average price of $1562, unwinding its leverage.

Recently, this whale sold 2000 ETH for $1575 each, and now only has 688 ETH left.

Large holders are continuously selling ETH, market sentiment is cautious, and ETH prices may continue to be under pressure in the short term.