#数字资产市场动态 Last night, the CPI was announced, and the market instantly heated up. This round of inflation data isn't as scary, and traders have started to heavily bet that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates in April. The dollar has weakened accordingly, and a large amount of capital is rushing into high-risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

The early morning market was extremely fierce. Bitcoin broke through the 93,000 level directly, soaring to 96,000, but the good times didn't last long—selling pressure at high levels appeared suddenly, quickly pulling the price back to around 95,200 with repeated fluctuations. In simple terms, early investors are starting to realize profits, and funds are rotating. In the short term, 93,000-94,500 is a key support zone, while 96,000-96,500 forms resistance above. As long as 93,000 is not broken, the bullish pattern remains intact, but chasing high now carries significant risk.

Ethereum followed the rise, and although the trend is strengthening, it still has some distance from the high point in December last year, with selling pressure still present. From a technical perspective, support is at 3,200-3,280, resistance at 3,360-3,400, and a short-term correction is likely to occur first.

Trump is still putting pressure on the Federal Reserve, and policy environments are most vulnerable to uncertainty. In such conditions, crypto prices tend to rise rapidly and then crash quickly, with repeated shakeouts, as bullish and bearish forces fiercely compete. The only current strategy is—manage risk and avoid chasing highs.
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