In terms of market performance, after the resolution, Bitcoin has been trading sideways in the range of $89,500 to $90,000, with no significant pullback observed. The technical momentum is weak, with short-term support at $89,500 and resistance at $92,000 to $94,000.

Subsequently, attention should be focused on Japan's inflation data, the interest rate differential between Japan and the US, and the strength of institutional capital. High inflation may trigger interest rate hikes, leading to selling pressure. From an investment perspective, Bitcoin is likely to experience short-term fluctuations and consolidation; key price level breakthroughs should be monitored. Additionally, position management is crucial, and caution should be exercised regarding policy shift risks; long-term prices will still be dominated by fundamentals, global liquidity, and regulatory policies, with Japan's interest rates being a secondary influencing factor.

BTC's weekly candlestick shows a large bullish candle, but the upper shadow is too long and is being suppressed near the middle track, falling back to the lower track around 87,000. Currently, 98,000 is strong resistance, and if it falls below 88,000 again, a new round of decline to around 80,000 will begin. If 88,000 holds, it may again touch around 95,000.

ETH's weekly closing is not optimistic, as it has not broken through 3,500, and after being suppressed at 3,400, it has fallen back to around 2,800. Currently, there is support at the daily lower track, and if it stabilizes at 3,050, it may again surge to around 3,200. If the momentum is strong, it may reach around 3,500 next week.

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