Looking at this recent wave of operations, it indeed follows the old套路—first release a shocking statement, then shift to a new topic once public opinion reacts.

The proposal to lower credit card interest rates to 10% sounds attractive, but in practice, the banking system simply can't handle it, so they immediately turn their attention to the Iran issue. Venezuela's situation is not yet resolved, and now they want to open a second front, which feels like they are planning something bigger.

From the perspective of the trading market, the actual impact of such political signals on BTC's price movement is often exaggerated. BTC has a strong吸附力 at the $90,000 level. Rather than being driven by policy news, it’s more like a natural technical equilibrium point.

The relatively low turnover rate reflects that large funds are still on the sidelines, while active trading by retail and short-term funds is beneficial—this can wash out some floating chips. If the chip structure remains healthy, this current fluctuation and bottoming process might continue, but in terms of direction, at least it’s stable.

Entering a new week, the market reaction is unlikely to be too intense. Unless truly impactful policies are implemented, the market will continue to digest within this range.