Last weekend, the crypto market underwent a short-term correction, with Bitcoin dropping nearly 3% from its high of $96,926 to around $94,162. This decline was primarily due to profit-taking activity after BTC hit a strong resistance level at $98,000.

This is a normal technical correction phenomenon in an uptrend, when investors temporarily withdraw capital to secure profits. Despite the selling pressure, BTC still maintained the support zone around $94,000, indicating that buying power still exists.

With factors such as active ETF money flow and expectations regarding interest rate policy, many experts remain optimistic about the possibility of BTC surpassing the $100,000 mark in May. However, investors should closely monitor support and resistance levels to make appropriate decisions.