Odaily Planet Daily News QCP released a report analysis saying that although the US election is the next key catalyst for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, the market is still uncertain about the trend of Bitcoin after the election. Options expiring near the election are trading at a 10% premium over other expiring options. As everyone pays attention to the election, any changes in polls or changes in candidates' campaign narratives will be magnified in spot prices. Bitcoin rose 2.20% last night, briefly rebounding to the $68,000 mark driven by strong spot demand, and then stabilized in the $67,000 area. During the US trading session, there was a large amount of buying of long-term options expiring on 28 Mar in the market, with 600 contracts at a strike price of $120,000, indicating that optimistic long-term buyers returned in this rebound. Yesterday, Bitcoin ETFs added $456 million, continuing four days of net inflows. These strong and growing inflows may be a leading indicator for BTC to hit its all-time high of $73,790 again.