[Qcp: Bitcoin Volatility Now Leaning Toward Put Options, Trump Highly Sensitive To Market Response] February 10Th. Qcp Released Its Daily Market Observation, Stating That Following The Deepseek Action Two Weeks Ago And Last Week'S Tariff-Driven Volatility. This Time, Trump'S Announcement Of A 25% Tariff On Steel And Aluminum Briefly Disrupted The Market Ahead Of Powell'S Testimony And Consumer Price Index (CPI) Data Release.As Mexico And Canada Are Among The Top Three Suppliers To The US, These Tariffs Cast Doubt On Last Week'S Temporary Reprieve, Potentially Reigniting Trade Tensions. Adding To The Uncertainty, Trump'S Remarks About Possible Sanctions On Japan— A Key US Ally—Came Shortly After The White House Blocked Japanese Steel Acquisitions Of US Steel.Commodity Prices Remained Relatively Stable, While Asian Stock Markets Declined, And Bitcoin Briefly Dropped To $95,000 Before Rebounding—Indicating This Is An Emotion-Driven Market Swing Rather Than A Fundamental Shift In Risk Appetite.Bitcoin'S Volatility Is Now Biased Towards Put Options Until April, Reflecting A Lack Of Catalysts For An Upward Move. A Feedback Loop Is Emerging—President Trump Is Highly Sensitive To Market Reactions, And His Stance Is Facing Increasing Market Scrutiny. This May Further Embolden Him, Increasing Market Volatility