On April 23, Eastern Time, U.S. stocks closed higher, with the Dow Jones rising 1.07% to 39,606.57 points, the Nasdaq increasing 2.50% to 16,708.05 points, and the S&P 500 index gaining 1.67% to 5,375.85 points, led by technology stocks.

On April 23, Bitcoin surged to $94,700 before being pressured down by the $95,000 threshold, returning to around $93,700 in the early morning after testing $95,000 twice.

The hourly Bollinger Bands are narrowing at a high level, and as long as the support level of $90,500 is not reached, upward pressure remains effective. Additionally, the accompanying indicator mad shows a bearish divergence, indicating potential space for short selling. It is recommended to sell high and buy low for Bitcoin.

On April 22 local time, U.S. President Trump stated he had no intention of replacing Federal Reserve Chairman Powell and hinted at a possible reduction in tariffs.

On April 23, U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra stated that the opportunity to sign a "significant trade agreement" has arrived.

On the same day, the Federal Reserve's Beige Book showed that uncertainty about the economic outlook has intensified across districts due to Trump's tariff increases.