After BTC rises above 103,000, every increase has new positive factors pushing it along: when a trade agreement was reached, the price surged to around 105,800; although the U.S. credit rating was downgraded, the Treasury Secretary came out to stabilize the situation, followed by the passage of the stablecoin bill and regulatory easing. Even though the 20-year U.S. Treasury auction caused the U.S. stock market to decline, BTC still rose to new highs against the trend.

This wave of increase mainly relies on BTC's positioning as 'beyond sovereign currency', belonging to a 'structural rise' under asset reallocation. However, most positive factors are merely short-term emotional stimuli, and the large funds brought in by the stablecoin bill will not enter the market that quickly; speculation on interest rate cuts has not even begun.

As a result, when Trump speaks, market sentiment cools instantly. Altcoins, which are sensitive to liquidity, may become more cautious; in simple terms, most altcoin manipulators are reluctant to make large moves. However, BTC is likely to rebound, though the rebound may not be substantial.

Moreover, ETH has resistance at 2,700 - 2,800 USD, and SOL has resistance at 185 - 188 USD; whether they can rise depends on whether their respective ecosystems have supportive news. Especially on weekends, good news leads to rises, while bad news leads to declines, with greater fluctuations possibly occurring from Sunday daytime to evening.

In the past, there were at least patterns to follow regarding Federal Reserve policies, but now Trump's statements are harder to predict than weather forecasts; he himself may not even know what he will say tomorrow.