The cryptocurrency market has also welcomed a rebound. Although the strength of Ethereum's rebound is not very large, it is likely that it has basically consumed the range from $1760 to $2100. Now, there are still two issues to face. The first is that the United States will announce an increase in reciprocal tariffs on all countries, which is set for next Monday. This past Monday, both the cryptocurrency market and U.S. stock market experienced a significant rise. Although there was also a rebound in U.S. stocks last week, the cryptocurrency market lagged behind. Currently, the market has digested the impact of the tariff increase, and various countries have taken relative measures. However, many people feel that the U.S. is approaching an economic recession, which could lead to a series of black swan effects. However, I believe this is just a temporary superficial economic downturn. I have previously analyzed that Trump wants to save the U.S. and maintain the dominance of the dollar to achieve global harvesting and revitalize the U.S. economy. Trump has repeatedly emphasized the need for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. Since the last Federal Reserve interest rate decision, Trump has repeatedly urged the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, even saying that if rates are not lowered, Powell should resign or be fired. Now it remains to be seen whether the Federal Reserve will yield to the Trump administration's request for an early rate cut or an additional rate cut to meet Trump's demands. Returning to the main topic, I have previously mentioned that as long as Bitcoin does not fall below $82,000, it will rebound upwards. The first target is to break through $85,000 and stabilize above that level to break through $88,000. Currently, the market is moving just as I mentioned, oscillating around $87,807, with Bitcoin peaking at $88,765. The $90,000 resistance is a bit strong, so we'll see if it can break through after the oscillation. If it breaks through, we need to pay close attention to the strong resistance at $91,500 to see if it can break through in one go. On the downside, we still need to focus on the support level at $85,000. As for Ethereum, this time the increase has been considerable, peaking at $2,104. I previously mentioned that as long as it does not fall below $1,900, it will break through the $2,000 mark. If it breaks through $2,000 and stabilizes, then it will test the $2,100 mark, which it peaked at $2,104. At that time, many people were looking at the $1,400 and $1,500 levels, with many shorting around $1,960. Now Ethereum is oscillating around $2,067, and we need to pay close attention to the $2,000 support level. As long as it holds above, we need to watch the resistance at $2,150 and $2,200.