Additionally, the US stock market is closed for trading in the evening to commemorate the former president's passing. This is indeed a suitable time for the Air Force to launch an attack to crash the market.

The current state of messaging seems not very good. Firstly, although large investors are buying the dip, the selling pressure still exists. Secondly, the U.S. government has put the sale of coins on the agenda. Thirdly, the media has started to raise expectations regarding Trump's cryptocurrency policy, hoping he can issue relevant policies at the earliest opportunity. However, in reality, it won't happen that quickly. Just having this intention is already a good sign. The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment. Selling coins in the U.S. isn't like the German government stepping in to crash the market; the selling pressure is only temporary, and it's clear that the bears are getting anxious.