Bitcoin's price has surged to a two-week high of $43,853, indicating a possible shift in market trends.

The market is eyeing a liquidity gap near $42,000, which may result in increased volatility and has set a key resistance level at $42,300.

Standard Chartered Bank forecasts that the SEC will approve Ethereum ETFs by May 23, potentially driving Ethereum's price to $4,000.

The bank projects a bullish future for Bitcoin as well, with price expectations of $100,000 by year-end and $200,000 by 2025.

Expectations of approval for Ethereum spot-based ETFs could lead to a significant 70% price increase for ETH, with less selling pressure compared to BTC post-approval.