On the surface, it seems that the decline in the cryptocurrency market was triggered by the conflict involving Trump and Musk, but one must see that the turning point actually appeared last week: the accumulation of positive news can no longer drive prices upward, the internal judicial battles of the tariff war, the prolonged negotiations with various countries, and the repeated fatigue in the market all signal that in such a situation, if prices cannot rise, they must seek support downward. The U.S. stock market remains relatively strong due to the solid fundamentals of individual stocks, but signs of weakness are also starting to emerge (the market turning points in February and April this year also reflected first in the U.S. stock market). At first glance, the feud between Trump and Musk seems to directly affect Tesla, but if it continues, the real harm lies in the internal political and business relationships in the U.S.