To be honest, the excitement on the streets of America these past couple of days is even more thrilling than the Candlestick Chart I have been watching for ten years. Washington, New York, and Chicago are packed with crowds holding signs, shouting the slogan "No King" at the top of their lungs. Seven million people on the streets at the same time? This scale is rare in the nearly sixty-year history of the United States.

I originally thought that the biggest fluctuations this week would appear in the price movements of some mainstream coins, but it was this "group event" in the real world that stole the spotlight. However, upon closer inspection, there really is some unclear connection between this matter and the digital asset market we are focusing on.

The absurdity of the situation lies in the timing. The government shutdown has entered its third week, federal agencies are closed, and civil servants are on unpaid leave. Against this backdrop, nationwide protests have erupted for the third time recently. I saw a video where someone was holding a sign saying "wage arrears protesters" while marching, and others accused the current governing style of being too much like "monarchical rule." What's even more interesting is that while the streets are bustling with voices, a certain prominent figure who has returned to the White House is spending the weekend at a private estate in Florida.

The reaction from Congress was quite dramatic. House Speaker Johnson directly labeled the protests as "hate against America," while the Democrats responded quickly, with people like Sanders and Pritzker joining the ranks. Even outside the U.S. embassies in Berlin and Rome, there were people echoing the sentiments. The speed of this spread is even greater than that of some global community operations in certain crypto projects.

As someone who has been in this circle for ten years, I keenly sense that behind this political turmoil, there may be clues that could affect our positions. Next, we need to discuss the intricacies of this matter carefully.