According to Bitcoin's data, it's still the same as usual; there isn't anything new over the weekend, and the trading volume is very low, indicating that investors' panic has not carried over into the weekend. The remaining factor is the state of Monday's U.S. stock market investors, and the decrease in trading volume has also reduced the volatility of the $BTC price. The main ones exiting are short-term loss investors, while earlier investors are still in a wait-and-see mode.

Support and other data remain very intact. After smoothing out the URPD gap, the subsequent trend becomes even harder to predict. However, my viewpoint remains focused on tariffs and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, as these may be the overarching direction, while others may only affect the short term.