The Bitcoin market performed steadily over the weekend, with trading activity significantly decreasing. This situation indicates that investors' panic sentiment did not carry over into the weekend. Market participants are now turning their attention to the performance of the U.S. stock market on Monday for further directional guidance.

The decline in trading volume has actually slowed down the price volatility of Bitcoin. Analysis shows that mainly short-term loss investors have chosen to exit the market, while early investors are still observing and maintaining a cautious attitude.

From a technical perspective, the support level for Bitcoin remains solid. After the gap in URPD (Unspent Realized Price Distribution) has been filled, future trends become more difficult to predict. However, from a macro perspective, U.S. tariff policies and the monetary policies of the Federal Reserve remain key factors influencing the long-term trend of Bitcoin. Other factors may only have short-term effects on the price.

Overall, the Bitcoin market is at a critical moment. Investors need to closely monitor changes in global economic policies, especially economic decisions in the United States, as these factors may have a profound impact on the cryptocurrency market. At the same time, the market's downturn may also provide potential entry opportunities for long-term investors.