I have a brief look at the just fall, which may be related to two factors. The first factor is that the EU is about to approve the imposition of retaliatory tariffs on US imports worth US $28 billion, including whiskey, semiconductors and toilet paper, in direct response to Trump's increase in tariffs on EU steel, aluminum and cars. Because the time of the fall is the main trading time zone between the United States and Europe, this time should have little to do with Asia, and considering that Bitcoin also had an impact after China's counter-measures last Friday, it cannot be ruled out that this is the reason. Secondly, it has just been reported that the two parties in the United States have increasingly divergent views on Trump's foreign policy, which may affect the support of the Congress in the future. What the United States needs now is more stability, especially since Trump took office, the entire risk market has dropped sharply, and there have been very dissatisfied voices on Wall Street. Finally, it can be seen that although the price of BTC has fallen, the trading volume has not increased significantly. This is likely due to the panic and risk aversion of some investors, rather than the departure of major institutions. PS： Is it possible that a certain big shot in Hong Kong was hit hard or settled in BTC? (It's just a joke) This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex