[QCP: Bitcoin briefly dropped to $72,900 before rebounding to around $75k] QCP released a briefing stating that Bitcoin has experienced increased volatility recently, hitting a low of approximately $72,900, marking a new post-U.S. election low. It then rebounded due to the U.S. House of Representatives passing a $1.2 trillion funding bill, temporarily ending parts of the government shutdown. The current price is testing a return above $75,000. Although the risk of a government shutdown has temporarily eased, Homeland Security funding has only been extended until February 13, leaving new deadline risks in place. Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair, whose stance may impact the performance of risk assets and the dollar's trajectory. Options market data shows implied volatility remains elevated, with clear market concerns over the risk of a sharp decline. Analysts believe $75,000 is a critical turning point; if it holds and funding conditions normalize, risk appetite may increase. If it breaks below, the market may shift to a defensive posture.