This weekend was quite pleasant, although on Friday both oil prices and the stock market, as well as Bitcoin's performance, were not good. However, some information that came out over the weekend brought some vitality to the market. The main point is that after the United States' continuous attacks on Iran for 13 days, there were no new actions on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, which many government officials and the market interpreted as a precondition for peace talks.

Of course, the key point is whether Iran wants to talk with the United States, but I believe the negotiation window has always existed; otherwise, the U.S. and Iran would not maintain restraint and keep the war confined to a small scale. Moreover, I mentioned yesterday that perhaps what is lacking is a third-party country providing a way out. This way out has been provided by China, Pakistan, Europe, and even the Pope has offered one today. With enough options given, it will depend on both parties' willingness to negotiate.

After the U.S. ceased attacks, Iran also stated it would stop targeting Gulf countries and U.S. interests in the region. In simple terms, the U.S. and Iran entered a ceasefire phase this weekend, hoping to achieve a complete ceasefire by next week.

For bitcoin:native, I bought my dual currency at 63,000 USD. The tests and my own position are due on Monday, so I probably won’t get them. I'm considering whether to raise my target to 64,000 USD because once the talks begin, the probability of Bitcoin rising is quite high, which leaves me a bit conflicted.

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