Regardless of how the market moves in the future, the big test will come when the first quarter ends. Will the GDP in the first quarter reveal the recessionary side of the US economy?

Back to the Bitcoin data, this weekend was very relaxing, and the turnover rate continued to decline. It finally felt like a weekend. Most investors had little interest in the current market and panic was gradually decreasing. The few turnovers came from investors who had bottomed out in the past two days, while earlier investors still maintained a wait-and-see attitude.

The lower turnover naturally puts less pressure on selling. The dense chips between US$93,000 and US$98,000 are still very stable. As long as investors here do not panic sell, the threat to the overall price is very low.