The weekend remained shrouded in the shadow of war. Iran stated that the Strait of Hormuz was only blocked to enemies and their allies, and Trump indicated that several countries would join the United States in deploying warships to ensure the Strait remained open. However, judging from the current situation at the Strait of Hormuz, a large number of ships are still congested. If the Strait remains blocked over the weekend, oil prices are expected to fluctuate again on Monday. Recently, besides oil prices and the war, there haven't been many other significant events. Even some macroeconomic data have paled in comparison to the current war situation. Furthermore, Trump faces many troubles after the war, such as his trip to China at the end of the month, but the relationship between the US and China is currently somewhat delicate. There are also the issues of tariffs and reparations that Trump will have to deal with. Returning to Bitcoin data, the turnover rate and trading volume dropped significantly over the weekend, mainly due to weekend liquidity issues. Today's slight price fluctuations are actually quite good. The concern was that Trump might cause trouble over the weekend; cryptocurrencies are always the ones that suffer when this happens. It's fortunate that the weekend passed peacefully this time.