QCP analysis pointed out that Bitcoin fell back to the $95,000 support level after stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data. JOLTS job openings surged to 8.1 million, far exceeding expectations of 7.74 million. The unexpectedly strong performance of the job market has triggered risk aversion, and long-term bond yields have soared, leading to a sell-off in risky assets. This week, the market's focus will be on the Federal Reserve's FOMC meeting and the release of non-farm payrolls (NFP), and these key data are expected to further affect Bitcoin's price trend. As market expectations heat up, QCP believes that Bitcoin's pullback is only a temporary pause in the upward trend, paving the way for market optimism brought about by the subsequent Trump inauguration.