The market trend is really different from what everyone thought. Previously, many people believed that if the strong stocks fell, Bitcoin would not only hold steady but also rise against the trend. However, recently, the strong stocks have risen by more than 2%, and Bitcoin has not followed suit but instead experienced slight fluctuations. Next week, we will start to gamble on GDP. The latest GDPNow data has even downgraded the American GDP for the first quarter, which is a major indicator for the trading difficulty in May. Bitcoin's recent performance has indeed been somewhat laid-back; although the price has seen a slight correction, investor sentiment remains quite stable without any major ups and downs. The turnover rate has decreased, indicating that trading enthusiasm is not high. For medium to long-term investors, the support level at 83k still seems a bit precarious. The main reason is that this level has not undergone significant correction, making its foundation unstable. More and more people are accumulating positions in the range of 93k to 98k, and these individuals are quite patient. Especially those investors who did not sell at 74k are now even more composed; to put it simply, they are not short-term players. If 95k is the peak of this rebound, then the next likely scenario is a consolidation for at least two weeks. The price will oscillate around this area to shake out the uncertain players.