#Gate.io Has Officially Partnered with Oracle Red Bull Racing #Weekend Market Analysis #Market Dip: What to Buy? According to analysis by Jeffrey Kendrick, Global Digital Assets Manager at Standard Chartered Bank, in a recent report, Bitcoin has seen a decline over five consecutive weekend holidays, but he expects a change in these trends by the end of this weekend. The expected slight increase at the end of this weekend may lead to ETF money inflow on Monday, bringing its price back to $100,000, and then rising to $102,500. In the last two weekends (from Friday afternoon New York time to the same time on Sunday) were particularly tough for BTC, facing pressures due to negative news. One of the main events was the DeepSeek news over the weekend of January 25th to 26th, and on the following weekend, from February 1st to 2nd, BTC took a hit due to news of tariffs in Canada and Mexico. He noted that "this is not 'normal', and this (February 15th to 16th) weekend will be 'different', as negative events have already occurred, with U.S. 10-year Treasury yields falling below 4.5% this week, which is a positive sign for risky assets like BTC. Low yields typically ease pressure on speculative investments, increasing the likelihood of a rebound.