Sunday's tasks are a bit simpler. The most important thing today is probably the progress in the U.S.-China negotiations. At least based on the information released by both sides so far, it seems that the 155% tariff on China scheduled for November 1 will likely be postponed. This should give the market some relief and has directly driven the price of BTC up by nearly $2,000 over the weekend. If nothing goes wrong, the U.S. reaction tomorrow should be positive. Over the past couple of days, the biggest focus has been on the October 30 interest rate meeting and the outcome of the Trump-Xi talks. A rate cut in October seems highly likely, and the U.S.-China talks should go well too. So, next week's market trend will probably be relatively smooth. Looking back at Bitcoin's data, weekend liquidity remains very low. Although some positive news has triggered investor buying, the turnover rate is still the lowest of the past week. Investor sentiment is quite stable, with recent buying and selling mainly driven by short-term investors. There's not much else to say for now—just waiting for all the updates on the 30th next week. From the URPD data, the token structure looks good, and the support levels are quite stable. This post is sponsored by Bitget ｜ @Bitget_zh