On April 25, according to 4E monitoring, Federal Reserve officials successively expressed their support for an earlier interest rate cut. Market morale was greatly boosted. The U.S. stock market continued its upward momentum. The three major stock indexes closed higher across the board. The Nasdaq index performed particularly strongly, closing up 2.74%, setting a record for the first time since May 2001. The daily increase exceeded 2% for three consecutive days. The S & P 500 rose 2.03%. The Dow was dragged down by some blue-chip earnings reports. The increase was relatively moderate, closing up 1.23%. The technology sector led the gains, with the seven technology sisters rising an average of about 3%. The crypto market was volatile and consolidating, with Bitcoin hovering above US$93,000, and spot ETFs having net inflows for four consecutive days, indicating that investors 'confidence in risky assets has rebounded significantly. Ethereum fell back from $1800, and spot ETFs resumed a net outflow. Other mainstream altcoins generally fluctuated slightly, with the layer2 sector leading the gains. Several consecutive days of gains have caused market sentiment to continue to soar and re-enter the "greedy" range. As several Federal Reserve officials publicly hinted that interest rates might be cut in June, the impact of Trump's tariffs was temporarily diluted and the market generally rose. The next meeting of the Federal Reserve is scheduled to be held from May 6 to 7. According to FedWatch data from CME, investors generally believe that they will not move in May, and the probability of a rate cut in June will climb to 58%.