Bitcoin (BTC) is showing signs of recovering its short-term bullish momentum, fueled by an improving macroeconomic landscape. This recovery comes as the United States seemingly backs away from aggressive tariff policies, easing inflation concerns. Bitget's Chief Analyst, Ryan Lee, notes a "risk-on rally" across stock and cryptocurrency markets. Technically, BTC has surpassed its 3-month downtrend, further bolstered by institutional investment via ETFs. Key resistance lies around $85,000, with support at $82,000. Positive MACD and RSI indicators support this upward trajectory. However, Ethereum (ETH) is lagging behind BTC, signaling structural weakness. While ETH's recovery to $1,600 is encouraging, further gains may be limited without a fresh catalyst to confirm an upward trend. The easing investment sentiment is beneficial, but ETH needs a specific trigger for substantial growth. ```