After a turbulent rebound last week, Bitcoin experienced a peak and pullback at the end of the week. As of now, the price has been maintaining a fluctuating downward trend. Just as we suggested last Friday evening, the price has encountered strong resistance at the 98,000 mark, leading to a continuous price correction. Additionally, the market generally expects that the Federal Reserve meeting on May 8 will keep interest rates unchanged at 4.25%-4.5%, which may also put pressure on Bitcoin's price, further intensifying the pullback pressure on BTC. In the current market environment, $91,600 has become a highly watched support level, with a significant advantage. Historical data provides us with valuable references: during the upward process of Bitcoin, its Relative Strength Index (RSI) often pulls back from the overbought area to the oversold area. Therefore, if Bitcoin wants to continue to rise, it needs to allow for a certain space for a corrective pullback, and the RSI needs to approach the oversold area to complete a full correction process. This process is crucial for Bitcoin's subsequent rise, and even if the momentum is not as strong as expected, there is still a high probability that it will test around 92,800. Regarding Ethereum, even in the face of the upcoming Prague upgrade, the overall market has not changed significantly, remaining in a small consolidation range. Historically, the market tends to digest such situations in advance, so it should not be this calm. The reason is still the lack of capital injection leading to poor liquidity. However, from a short-term perspective, there is still strong resistance above, and the probability of a short-term decline is increasing. Therefore, in short-term operations, it is still safer to participate with a bearish stance!