Recent market observations reveal that following a significant pullback last week, while Bitcoin (BTC) has shown strong resilience and rebounding capabilities, it has not yet fully stabilized above the $60,000 level. Notably, the Bitcoin put option skew metric has significantly recovered from -25% during periods of panic to nearly pre-wash levels at -5%. This suggests a warming of market sentiment, but investors remain cautiously optimistic about market performance in the short term. It is expected that the phenomenon of Bitcoin put option skew will persist in the short term. After a thorough analysis of Bitcoin's price movements, QCP Capital notes that although Bitcoin managed to bounce back above $70,000 after the declines in April and June, there are still numerous uncertainties in the current market. Additionally, with Blackrock's continuous influx of funds this week, it is anticipated that liquidity and support from US investors will positively impact the market.