Finally, I can have a good weekend. When I saw the price of BTC this morning, I almost put everything down and rested for a day. Although there were some price fluctuations over the weekend, this is normal, as liquidity is relatively low. The current focus is on the performance of U.S. stocks after next Monday. I hope that next week we can return to the main theme of tariffs and monetary policy. The drop on February 5th really hurt the vitality of cryptocurrencies; it's not just about liquidations, but more about the confusion regarding Bitcoin itself. I was chatting with friends today and mentioned that the four-year cycle still exists. When we think that the U.S. government and institutions have started buying, Bitcoin can still drop by 50% in a short time. Four years ago, in 2022, it also fell apart. The lowest point of BTC in 2022 was after the sacrifice of FTX. I hope that in 2026, this will be the lowest point. Looking back at Bitcoin's data, the turnover rate over the weekend has begun to decline. Although it hasn't returned to normal yet, there has been a significant decrease, indicating that investor sentiment is gradually easing. However, it is indeed hard to say that the upcoming trend will be smooth sailing. Trump's tariffs and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy still have many uncertainties. For me personally, the only thing to look forward to is the mid-term elections in 2026. From the data on chip structure, the current stability is still quite good. Although the continuous decline has caused BTC to fall below two support levels, it is rare that the first two support levels are still very strong and have not shown signs of collapse. This indicates that earlier investors are not sensitive to short-term prices and continue to focus on long-term holding. $ETH $BTC $SOL #加密市场反弹 #美国伊朗对峙 #Bitcoin谷歌搜索量暴升