From a price perspective, the current market is stuck at the significant point of March 27th's large quarterly options expiration. This time, Ethereum's options scale is larger than Bitcoin's, with Ethereum around 22 billion and Bitcoin around 14 billion.

The key price levels that institutions were originally focused on are: Bitcoin 75000 and Ethereum 2300, but based on current transactions, it seems these two prices are basically unattainable.

If there is a sudden surge above these two price levels before the 27th, there will be significant short-selling opportunities.

In the next three days, Bitcoin is likely to oscillate within the narrow range of 68000-72000, while Ethereum is likely to fluctuate between 2080-2180, waiting for the options expiration settlement. Unless there is a sudden major news event, the main players will not easily push prices up or down significantly close to such a large options expiration, as breaking the balance of funds can easily lead to being harvested in the opposite direction.