QCP's latest market report indicates that the crypto market has shown relative strength amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, with Bitcoin and Ethereum breaking through $74,000 and $2,270 respectively, while stocks and gold assets remained under pressure. The report argues that this trend is reinforcing the narrative of crypto assets as "digital safe-haven assets" and "geopolitical hedging tools." QCP states that tensions related to Iran may drive increased on-chain activity and cross-border liquidity demand. Data shows that USDC supply rose to a record high of approximately $81.1 billion last week, with overall stablecoin supply growing in tandem, indicating new funds flowing into the crypto market amid global uncertainty. Institutional demand also shows signs of recovery. Bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows for five consecutive trading days, with BlackRock's ETFs recording inflows for the third consecutive week, totaling approximately $1.75 billion. Meanwhile, Strategy continues to increase its Bitcoin holdings. In the options market, the spot price is approaching the strike price of BTC-27MAR26-75K-C (approximately 8,000 contracts) for a significant position at the end of the month. The report points out that if the price breaks through $75,000, it may trigger a rally driven by the Gamma effect, while $74,500 remains a key short-term resistance level, with a dense short-selling liquidation zone above it.