The weekend news is still focused on Venezuela, and the best market reaction will be seen in U.S. stock futures and the opening of the U.S. spot market. When the futures open tomorrow morning, it will primarily reflect the views of Asian investors on the events in the U.S. and Venezuela, while in the evening, it will be the expectations of European and American investors.

From the current information, the outlook is quite optimistic. If Venezuela's oil, gold, and rare earths can be successfully developed, they will be mined in conjunction with the U.S., which will help the U.S. economy and alleviate inflation.

In recent years, the biggest concern for U.S. tech giants has been the rare earth supply chain being constrained by Asia. If Venezuela's rare earth resources are mined under U.S. joint development, it will directly reduce the supply chain risk premium for U.S. high-tech manufacturing, and the market will be willing to give Nasdaq a higher price-to-earnings ratio. I have always believed that tech stocks have a positive correlation with Bitcoin.

Looking back at Bitcoin's data, the turnover rate continued to rise on Sunday, with an increase in selling from short-term profit-taking investors, but the market has not shown signs of being unable to absorb this, indicating that many investors still believe that Bitcoin ($BTC) should have good development in the upcoming 2026.

The chip structure has not changed significantly. Whether it can successfully build a bottom around $87,000 mainly depends on the trend after the U.S. stock market opens on Monday. If it can truly break the $90,000 curse, then there will still be good opportunities in the market.

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