The US stock market did not open on Monday, so whether the market could return to normal mood should be known on Tuesday. Although the price of BTC fell slightly on Sunday, it was mainly due to the mood of a small number of investors. Whether the market could get out of Trump's shadow depends on the performance of US investors on Tuesday. Trump did not continue to find anything on the weekend. In the following week, there was only one PCE data on Friday, and there was no other key data. Therefore, the focus of investors is still on whether the Trump Council will solve the tariff problem of Republic Europe and mobile phone manufacturers. Last time, the tariff of cars gave a certain buffer time. From the data, the stock of the exchange represents the mentality of investors during the weekend two days, and there has not been much change. Most investors have not panicked due to the current price, but it can also be clearly seen that there are no institutions or market makers operating during the holiday, and the purchasing power of BTC is only average. From the Bitcoin data that has been held for over a year, it can be seen that investors have shown signs of increasing their holdings for two consecutive days. Although it cannot be said that this is already the turning point of BTC prices, corresponding preparations should be made. If the long-term holdings of BTC continue to increase in the next week, it is likely that the high point of BTC prices has already ended. Unless long-term holders continue to return to the distribution state in the next week, based on the turnover situation, the weekend turnover rate is continuing to decline, investors' buying and selling interest is still low, loss making investors' selling is further increasing, and profit making investors are still in a wait-and-see state. At present, the holders of $93000 to $98000 are still the best support. In the short term, the next trend of BTC will focus on Trump's attitude towards tariffs. After all, from the perspective of time, the decision of the Federal Reserve has a long way to go. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex