The market conditions over the weekend are quite good. On Friday, there were concerns that a pullback sentiment might bring the market down during the low liquidity of the weekend, but since that didn't happen, it shows that investors don't really care about this level of fluctuation.

After entering the weekend, the turnover has also significantly decreased. The FOMO sentiment that lasted for a few days has faded, and it hasn't had a major impact on Bitcoin and $ETH. However, those betting on an altcoin season might have to wait a bit longer. Although the rise of ETH has increased the likelihood of an altcoin season, it seems that there hasn't been any overflow of funds recently, so let's take a wait-and-see approach.

According to the support data for BTC, both support levels look quite good. With the drop in turnover, the stability has improved. The current range of $103,500 to $108,500 has passed the first test, while the range between $93,500 and $98,500 is very strong.

Next week, there aren't any important data releases. On Tuesday, Powell will have a speech at an opening ceremony, which might be worth listening to. It's likely he'll mainly be complaining about Trump. The focus over the past two months remains on tariffs and monetary policy, and the most important thing should be the backup candidates for the Federal Reserve Chair.