QCP Capital's latest analysis pointed out that due to the US employment data exceeding expectations, Bitcoin pulled back to the $95,000 support level. JOLTS job vacancies surged to 8.10 million, exceeding 7.74 million expectations. The unexpected strength of the labor market triggered risk aversion, and the rise in long-term bond yields led to a sell-off in risky assets. Bitcoin ETF inflows plummeted from $987 million to $52.90 million, a 94% drop. BlackRock IBIT recorded significant inflows of $596 million, while ARK and 21Shares ARKB saw outflows of $213 million. QCP Capital believes that this week's FOMC meeting and non-farm payrolls data will further affect bitcoin's trend. The market expects Trump's inauguration to boost optimism, and the current pullback is only a short-term correction, setting the stage for the next bull market rally.