Bitcoin, after experiencing several days of continuous decline, reached a cyclical low of $70,678, with the Fear and Greed Index simultaneously dropping to 12, entering an "extreme fear" state. Since Ethereum hit a low of $2,164 on April 9, the two main assets have entered a phase of shrinking consolidation. The turning point occurred on April 18: Ethereum led the surge to a peak of $2,451, followed by Bitcoin, which briefly broke above $78,000 on April 20 before retreating to above $74,000 to gather strength. As of April 22, Bitcoin, with a 24-hour increase of 2.85%, broke through $78,000 again, while Ethereum reached $2,400.85, with a 24-hour increase of 3.58%.