According to Bloomberg and Reuters, at the end of the first round of negotiations, the Chinese delegation was the first to leave, while the U.S. representative chose to stay and continue the internal discussions. This detail suggests that there may be significant differences of opinion within the U.S. team, which will require additional time to coordinate positions. Subsequently, Hassett, director of the White House Economic Committee, told the media: "Although today's Sino-US meeting is relatively short, the result may have an adverse impact on the market." This statement raised concerns about the prospects for negotiations, which could affect the prices of financial assets such as bitcoin.