We are currently still in the vacuum range I mentioned: 76,000-87,000 (approximately up to 92,000).

Currently, we have moved to the lower end of the vacuum range, which is 76,000-84,000. But you asked if there are any major negative factors this weekend, and there aren't any.

It's just that liquidity is low on weekends. Remember last Sunday night? Trump's shout directly pulled the price back close to 95,000.

So when you say there will be a crash next... it depends on whether there are continued negative factors this week or if there's a risk-averse sentiment. This means #BTC doesn't look good, which makes altcoins look even worse. Damn.

This week, we will continue to monitor events such as CPI data, developments in the Russia-Ukraine situation, the dot plot next week, and the uncertain statements from Trump.

After touching 80,000, the price has rebounded to around 82,500, and the US stock market has not opened yet. Let's see the market sentiment tonight, especially after the crypto summit last Friday, to see how the Americans will feel next.

Looking at the heat map from the past 24 hours, the market sentiment is indeed very poor. Let's wait for tonight.

My view is still that this is neither a bull market nor a bear market, unless there are continued major negative factors, where short-term holders exchanging chips would indicate a true bear market.

And right now, there isn't. To put it simply, once the news sentiment is favorable, the price will rebound. However, the extent of the rebound will depend on how strong the positive sentiment is. So under this logic, altcoins might only be a few. Sigh. It's really exhausting.