The weekend homework is quite simple, with less market noise when US stocks are not trading. Today, Trump and Musk's argument continues, with Trump saying their relationship has ended and threatening Musk not to sponsor Democratic candidates. However, Vice President Vance still publicly expressed hope for Musk to calm down and return to Trump's team, as Trump does not want to create a deep-seated feud with Musk. Anyway, at least the weekend didn't stir up any new troubles. Although the trading volume remains low, $BTC's price is still quite stable, possibly due to the market's good expectations for the upcoming US-China talks, which should be on Tuesday Beijing time. Relax this weekend and prepare for next week's battle. Looking at Bitcoin's data, things have indeed slowed down after entering the weekend, with turnover rates decreasing and investor sentiment cooling. Even the large number of loss-making investors who were exiting in the past few days have reduced their departure activity, and now we're just waiting for the US stock market to open on Monday. From the support data, there are no changes. The range of $93,000 to $98,000 remains the best support, and chips between $100,000 and $105,000 continue to accumulate. This interval remains relatively stable for now. This tweet is sponsored by <@ApeXProtocolCN> | Dex With ApeX