According to BitMart's market observations on April 2nd, major assets generally traded weakly today. BTC fell back to the $66,000 level, ETH retreated to around $2,050, and BNB also weakened to around $590. BTC is currently trading at approximately $66,570, with an intraday high of approximately $69,170 and a low of approximately $66,238; ETH is trading at approximately $2,047.82, with an intraday high of approximately $2,163.06 and a low of approximately $2,040.71; and BNB is trading at approximately $588.81, with an intraday high of approximately $620.96 and a low of approximately $587.53. Overall, major cryptocurrencies were generally under pressure today, and short-term market sentiment remains cautious. From a technical perspective, BTC retreated from its intraday high and fell back below $67,000, indicating continued selling pressure. ETH saw a more significant pullback, remaining in a phase of renewed pressure after a period of weak recovery. BNB fell rapidly from above $620, showing that even major altcoins failed to establish independent strength. The current market appears to be undergoing a rebalancing process after a rebound, with funds generally maintaining a defensive stance. BitMart X Insight: The renewed defensive sentiment in the market is noteworthy today. BTC, ETH, and BNB all retreated significantly from their intraday highs, indicating that the market doesn't lack rebound action, but rather funds to sustain the rebound into a trend. In this environment, funds are more inclined to take profits at higher levels rather than continuously chase prices. If BTC can subsequently regain above $67,000, market sentiment is expected to gradually recover; otherwise, it will likely maintain a weak and volatile trend in the short term. Investors are advised to continue prioritizing risk control, maintain flexible positions, and wait for clearer directional signals. This article is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile and risky. Please make rational decisions and manage your personal risk accordingly.