Today there are two particularly interesting things. One is that ETH unexpectedly made it to the trending list, a rare guest. Just yesterday, the E-Guard, which had just broken down, has stood up today. It has indeed been a bit tough these past two days, especially since the current price is really too low. Now that it has made it to the trending list, does that mean it should be bustling and sold out? Not at all, it is still far from that. The greed index is only at 70, and newcomers are not rushing in; there are many who are observing. It won't stay trending for long before it has to come down. If it stays there for too long, that would be quite scary. The second thing is that the US-China talks have made significant progress. The result is not surprising, but the speed is astonishing, wrapped up in just two days. Various targets have already reacted; those who should go north have gone north, and those who should go south have gone south. Now, Bitcoin has reached a moment of divergence again. This morning there was a big surge upwards, but it quickly came down, because it has two attributes. One is the so-called safe-haven property of digital gold, which can rise whenever there is conflict, and the other is being a risk asset, where funds will enter during interest rate cuts or peacetime. These two attributes are actually very contradictory, even opposing. So at this moment, how should Bitcoin choose? Can it really serve two purposes? Does a risk asset that can hedge exist in this world?