Wu said that the latest report from QCP Capital pointed out that the market is experiencing volatility in the new quarter, mainly affected by the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran. Coinciding with the first anniversary of the outbreak of the Gaza War, Iran launched a large-scale attack, and the market expects Israel to retaliate more severely, and the targets may include Iran's nuclear facilities and oil infrastructure. At the same time, the US non-farm payrolls data in September far exceeded expectations, with 254,000 new jobs and an unemployment rate of 4.1%. This shows that the US labor market remains strong, boosting market risk sentiment. Bitcoin briefly rebounded to $62,000. Although it fell back from last week's high, macroeconomic data supported the market's expectations for the "Uptober" market. The demand in the options market remains strong, and investors are optimistic about the trend before the end of the year. QCP recommends locking in profits at the current Bitcoin price and preparing for a potential rebound at the end of the year.