Last night, U.S. stocks were mixed. Investors remained cautious and waited for Wednesday's CPI inflation data and the first debate between Trump and Harris, and no large-scale buying or selling occurred. The demand for the U.S. 3-year Treasury auction was strong, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.66, higher than the average of the previous six times, showing a strong emergence of risk aversion in the market in an environment of uncertain prospects. At the same time, the holdings of stablecoins in exchanges have increased rapidly since August. Although it may not necessarily form purchasing power, it can at least be regarded as potential purchasing funds. These investors are also waiting for the market trend to become clear before making decisions. Overall, the market's desire to buy is not strong now, and we need to wait patiently for the opportunity. 95% of the time in the investment process is boring market, and only 5% of the time is the real big market, so patience is our best weapon. #çŸćœć€§éćŠäœćœ±ćć ćŻäș§äžïŒ #çŸćœç»æ”èœŻçéïŒ #çŸèćšäœæ¶éæŻïŒ #BTCè”°ćżćæ #汱毚ćŁäœæ¶ć°æ„ïŒ $BTC
