The US government’s temporary funding will end the shutdown tomorrow. Let’s have a rebound tonight. Based on recent rebound trends, I think the rebound strength won’t be too significant; as prices rise slightly more, institutions will start to sell off. Major whales and large ETH long positions have also been closed. The weekly chart shows a downward trend. Overall, trading volume in the crypto market has decreased by 50% compared to the past, indicating a downward trajectory. Short-term positive news cannot support sustained volume-driven increases. Regarding Trump’s mention of a $2,000 tariff rebate, it’s just a story to listen to; I believe direct cash distribution is unlikely. If cash needs to be distributed, it would require $600 billion, but this year’s tariff revenue is only $300 billion, which is insufficient for cash payouts. It’s more likely to be implemented as consumption subsidies for low-priced goods, which would not be positive for the stock market or the crypto space.
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The US government’s temporary funding will end the shutdown tomorrow. Let’s have a rebound tonight. Based on recent rebound trends, I think the rebound strength won’t be too significant; as prices rise slightly more, institutions will start to sell off. Major whales and large ETH long positions have also been closed. The weekly chart shows a downward trend. Overall, trading volume in the crypto market has decreased by 50% compared to the past, indicating a downward trajectory. Short-term positive news cannot support sustained volume-driven increases. Regarding Trump’s mention of a $2,000 tariff rebate, it’s just a story to listen to; I believe direct cash distribution is unlikely. If cash needs to be distributed, it would require $600 billion, but this year’s tariff revenue is only $300 billion, which is insufficient for cash payouts. It’s more likely to be implemented as consumption subsidies for low-priced goods, which would not be positive for the stock market or the crypto space.