The weekend's workload has become much simpler. Although Trump has not yet commented on Powell's remarks, the marketplace has gradually moved away from pessimistic expectations. Using $BTC as a signal for the US stock market, it's clear that investor sentiment remains quite good. There are no significant events to watch in the short term. The lack of macroeconomic data caused by the government shutdown may not be resolved in the next week or two, and most major companies have already released their earnings reports.

The next major market move is likely to occur after the shutdown ends. While market expectations suggest that prolonged shutdowns could lead to an economic downtrend, it may also push the Federal Reserve and Trump to come together in the short term. My view remains consistent: US stocks and Bitcoin are highly correlated. As long as there are no systemic risks in the US stock market, BTC prices can stabilize somewhat.

Looking at Bitcoin data, the weekend's turnover rate has started to decline, which was expected. If it can be cut in half tomorrow, it would indicate that market sentiment is roughly recovering. We should observe how the US stock market opens on Monday; the next focus will be on the shutdown's resolution.

The chip structure remains very healthy—there's nothing to say otherwise. The support levels are very solid and have withstood multiple tests. Currently, there are no signs of panic among loss-making investors.