As global monetary policy shifts are expected to intensify, the crypto market is experiencing a rebound after a deep adjustment in the first quarter. By mid-April, Bitcoin stabilized in the range of $83,000 to $85,000, while Ethereum remained around $1,580. The RSI indicator breaking above 50 shows that short-term upward momentum is strengthening. Multiple factors are driving the rebound: expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve are prompting funds to shift towards high-risk assets, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF management scale has exceeded $40 billion, and institutions like Strategy have increased their holdings by 6,556 Bitcoins; Ethereum's Prague upgrade (May 7) optimizes account abstraction and staking mechanisms, while public chains like Solana and Sui are capturing niche markets with high TPS. Although trade frictions and regulatory uncertainties still exist, market resilience has significantly improved. Analysts predict that if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in the second half of the year, Bitcoin could break through $200,000, and Ethereum is expected to reach a high of $7,000. Investors need to pay attention to policy trends and technological implementations, seizing the long-term allocation value of mainstream assets amidst volatility. #加密市场反弹