[QCP: Bitcoin Faces Dual Pressure from Geopolitical and Macro Data, Key Support Levels Under Scrutiny] According to QCP analysis, on Monday, September 28, global markets opened under multi-asset pressure, with investors reducing risk exposure. The Nasdaq 100 index fell pre-market from 744.45 to 737.76, gold dropped from $4,260 to $4,147, Bitcoin declined from $84,500 to $82,800, and the US Dollar Index also weakened, reflecting broad deleveraging rather than risk-off repositioning. QCP stated that the primary driving factor is geopolitics: over the weekend, the US rejected a proposed ceasefire condition regarding the Strait of Hormuz, reigniting concerns over energy supply disruptions and driving Brent crude oil prices sharply higher. This week, the US macroeconomic calendar is packed. Following the recent Federal Reserve rate hike, the PCE Price Index and Non-Farm Payrolls report are key data points. The market remains highly sensitive to data that could influence expectations for further monetary policy adjustments.