Sunday unfolded as expected, with little change. Bitcoin maintaining a slight fluctuation trend is already a positive sign. Trading volume and liquidity are expected to remain weak next week, and there's no major data release planned. If nothing unexpected happens, 2025 will likely pass by like this. Hopefully, the 2026 forecast will be more accurate. Before 2026, it's uncertain whether Trump will announce his successor as Federal Reserve Chairman. While the short-term impact on the market might not be significant, it at least gives investors something to look forward to. However, the biggest question remains whether Trump can control monetary policy through this chairmanship and the Fed seat. If not, it doesn't matter who takes office. Looking at Bitcoin's data, the turnover rate further decreased on Sunday, which was expected. Investors are quite relaxed during the holiday. For a long time recently, the price has been fluctuating around $88,000, especially with the supply at $87,000 approaching 800,000 coins. This is not a good sign; when the supply at a single price is too high, it forces investors to choose a direction. History has shown us many choices between moving forward and backward; there's no definitive answer. However, one thing is certain: if the stock of a single price level continues to accumulate, a significant short-term fluctuation is inevitable. This has never failed us in history. @bitget VIP, lower fees, better benefits