Before I knew it, it was dawn. The weekend was alright; although the war with Iran continues, its impact on the stock market seems minimal, indicating that investor sentiment is still relatively positive. The war may soon escalate to the next level. Trump's final deadline for Iran is likely Monday's opening of the US stock market. Last time it was TACO; I wonder what will happen this time. The probability of another TACO is probably low. However, it's true that Trump said the Strait of Hormuz would be more open after the US withdrawal of troops; more and more ships have been passing through recently. Iran is now roughly divided into three categories: those completely unrelated to Iran are the easiest to pass through, such as China and Russia; then those without direct conflict, such as Europe, can pass under certain conditions. The US and Israel are completely barred from passage. The US also avoids the Strait of Hormuz; this is probably Israel and some Middle Eastern countries. The key will likely be how far the war escalates if it does on Monday. It would be good if the weekend went smoothly. Looking back at the Bitcoin data, as mentioned earlier, there wasn't much activity, the turnover rate was quite low, and the trading volume was also quite low. It was a typical weekend situation. Under these circumstances, unless there is very bad news, there generally won't be much fluctuation.