Today, I finished my homework early and went to watch a movie. "The Minecraft Movie" had a pretty good opening. Recently, I've been looking forward to two movies on HBO: one is "A Nightmare on Elm Street 6," and the other is "Minecraft." I'm increasingly feeling like I'm entering a period of low material desire, and I can't seem to muster interest in many things, so it's quite rare to find something I'm interested in.

Since yesterday, prices have shown slight fluctuations, but by today, they have mostly recovered. The key factor may still be the liquidity absorption brought about by the rise in U.S. stocks. Overall, the trends of $BTC and U.S. stocks remain highly correlated. The market's game has shifted from war back to tariffs, and the tariff issues between the U.S. and Canada early this morning may be the main reason for the market volatility.

Looking back at Bitcoin's data, there's nothing new. It has returned to a period of very low liquidity. Interestingly, without war, liquidity has diminished. The turnover rate in the last 24 hours has dropped back to a low point, so it's perfectly fine to just relax over the weekend.

Support levels are also quite solid, with the best support between $93,000 and $98,000. Additionally, the range between $100,500 and $105,000 is also being clarified continuously. As it stands, as long as there are no systemic risks, the $100,000 level remains relatively stable.

Next week's focus will be on the non-farm payroll data, and with the U.S. holiday on Friday, the first four days will have a significant impact.

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