Sunday's homework was even simpler, and I lay flat all day. Today, I was disappointed to see that Robinhood couldn't join the S&P 500 in the second quarter. I prepared funds but couldn't buy CRCL, and I tried to switch to HOOD but didn't succeed. Should I go back to pursue MSTR on Monday? If not, go buy some Tesla? Let's talk about it tomorrow. The focus next week should be on the trade talks between China and the United States. If it's Beijing time, it should be on Tuesday, and the market sentiment is expected to begin to reflect on Monday. I hope there will be a definite result this time. Currently, the main issues with tariffs are also in the European Union and China. In addition, the CPI and PPI data for next Wednesday and Thursday are not expected to be good in the current market, and the predicted data is higher than the previous value. If this kind of data really has a negative impact on the expected interest rate cuts and market sentiment, attention should also be paid next week. Looking back at the data of Bitcoin, it is normal and still a classic weekend market with low turnover rate. Investors' emotions are very stable, and the loss making investors who have been selling during weekdays are not selling anymore. Only the investors who bought at the bottom yesterday had slightly more turnover, while most other investors spent the weekend. The low turnover rate has not changed the support, and now more chips are piling up between $104000 and $105000. The current holdings in these two positions are nearly 1.07 million BTC, and the market's choice of direction has become somewhat urgent. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex