PANews reported on April 6th that QCP Capital's latest analysis indicates that US President Trump's decision to take action against Iran, postponed again until Tuesday for the fourth time, suggests the market is gradually becoming immune to the recurring pattern of "tough statements + negotiating signals," cooling expectations of escalating risk. Oil prices weakened, while stock index futures remained stable. Overall, despite continued geopolitical disturbances, prices are more inclined towards stabilization than downward pressure. In terms of funding, institutional funds continue to provide support, with the Bitcoin ETF recording approximately $1.32 billion in net inflows in March. The current market is generally risk-on, with investors not fully prepared for a short-term escalation of conflict. However, with the reopening of US stocks, the sustainability of this rebound remains to be seen. In the crypto market, Bitcoin and Ethereum broke through $69,000 and $2,140 respectively during Asian trading hours, triggering approximately $200 million in short liquidations in a illiquid environment.