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The rhythm of this round of speculation is also a bit strange. What is rising is not in your hands; what is falling is all in your heavy positions. If you buy at a high, you get caught out; if you short to hedge, you get forced into liquidation; if you hold still, you are left questioning life as it moves sideways. The market has no logic, only the market makers leading the game, with rises and falls both harvesting liquidity.

BTC reclaimed the $106,000 level on Monday as the U.S. government shutdown seems to be nearing an end. Ongoing funding pauses could further suppress consumption, especially after thousands of flights have been canceled. With the tech-heavy Nasdaq rising 1.5%, the cryptocurrency market also followed suit. Concerns over the overvaluation of the artificial intelligence sector and weak earnings from consumer-centric companies have made investors more risk-averse. The eventual end of the government shutdown could ease tensions and push Bitcoin above $112,000, potentially triggering a short-term squeeze. However, currently, betting on a bullish breakout solely based on the resolution of the government shutdown seems overly optimistic. #美停摆危机或将结束？