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Well-known hedge fund manager Bill Ackman posted on social media: Before the tariffs take effect, Trump simply does not have enough time to reach an agreement. Therefore, if I wake up on Monday and hear the president announce a delay in implementing tariffs in order to have time to reach an agreement, I will not be surprised. "President Trump has drawn attention from all over the world and our trade partners, emphasizing the importance of resolving unfair tariff systems that have harmed American workers' interests and destroyed our industrial base for decades. This is an extremely important issue that needs resolution, and we finally have a president who is committed to solving this problem. But this issue cannot be resolved in just a few days, so why not pause for a moment to give the President time to properly address this key issue and allow companies of all sizes time to prepare for changes in their supply chains? The risk of not doing so is that significant increases in uncertainty could lead us into recession or even severe recession. One thing is certain. Monday will become one of the most interesting days in our country's economic history."

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Dragonfly managing partner Haseeb Qureshi has written an analysis of the current cryptocurrency market trends. He suggests that Bitcoin's price remains stable, possibly due to its dual attributes of gold and NASDAQ - surviving in the "cracks" between rising gold prices and falling tech stocks. The continued buying power of MicroStrategy also provides support. Haseeb states that the market currently anticipates interest rate cuts and a restart of quantitative easing, with altcoins as the riskiest assets benefiting first from this situation. In addition, unlike stocks and bonds, altcoins are not directly affected by tariffs. He also believes that last Friday retail investors were bottom-fishing in the stock market while institutional funds were flowing out; since altcoins are dominated by retail investors, there was no significant fluctuation in capital flow, thus their prices remained strong.