According to @QCPgroup, tax-loss harvesting into 31 December could add short-term volatility in already thin holiday markets beyond options flows. Source: @QCPgroup tweet on Dec 23, 2025 and qcpgroup.com/insights/us-colour-2/. According to @QCPgroup, historical holiday-driven moves tend to mean-revert as liquidity returns, keeping crypto range-bound unless a decisive break occurs. Source: @QCPgroup tweet on Dec 23, 2025 and qcpgroup.com/insights/us-colour-2/.

According to QCPgroup, BTC continues to trade in a tight 90,000 to 93,000 dollar range in 2025, supported by ongoing corporate treasury demand, source: QCPgroup. The 90k lower bound and 93k upper bound define the current near-term trading levels that frame market positioning and risk management, source: QCPgroup.

According to QCPgroup, Bitcoin opened the Asia session steady near 92,000 as selling pressure cooled while overall sentiment remained cautious. Source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 10, 2025. QCPgroup also reported that ETF inflows have only modestly stabilized following significant outflows in November. Source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 10, 2025.

According to @QCPgroup, crypto derivatives still show hesitation, keeping the market in a holding pattern while positioning remains light and liquidity thin into year end (source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 10, 2025).

According to QCP, markets have already priced the FOMC rate decision, so Chair Powell’s tone will drive the immediate reaction with limited new data and key releases still ahead, source: QCP on X, Dec 10, 2025. For traders, this means the press conference guidance rather than the headline rate should be the focus for near-term positioning and volatility risk management, source: QCP on X, Dec 10, 2025.

According to @QCPgroup, they have published a new article titled "Bitcoin's price will stabilise as institutional adoption and real-world uses grow," outlining a base case of BTC price stabilization as institutional participation and real-world utility expand (source: QCP report: https://www.qcpgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Bitcoins-price-will-stabilise-as-institutional-adoption-real-world-uses-grow-.pdf). This view aligns with QCP's stated focus on building disciplined, institutional-grade solutions to support sustainable growth across digital asset and traditional finance ecosystems, a context traders can use when evaluating BTC liquidity and volatility regimes in 2025 (source: QCP on X, Dec 9, 2025: https://twitter.com/QCPgroup/status/1998332847627862460). Traders seeking positioning cues can reference QCP's institutional outlook to inform risk management across BTC spot, futures, and options as adoption trends unfold (source: QCP report: https://www.qcpgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Bitcoins-price-will-stabilise-as-institutional-adoption-real-world-uses-grow-.pdf).

According to @QCPgroup, founder Darius Sit told The Straits Times CEO Insights that institutional adoption and real-world use cases are shifting BTC from a speculative trade to an asset used for collateral, payments, and portfolio diversification, supporting a maturation of price behavior and volatility, source: @QCPgroup. @QCPgroup reports three trading signals of this shift: growing institutional demand for risk-managed digital asset exposure, increased interest in options and structured strategies to navigate volatility, and a stronger focus on long-term fundamentals over short-term price swings, source: @QCPgroup.

According to QCPgroup, markets have priced a 25bp rate cut for Wednesday’s FOMC, making the Committee’s balance-sheet guidance the key driver of risk sentiment for crypto and broader assets (source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 8, 2025). QCPgroup adds that $BTC remains range-bound between 84k and 100k, and a break on either side could define the next major trend for Bitcoin price action (source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 8, 2025).

According to @QCPgroup, nearly 25,000 BTC has left exchanges over the past two weeks. @QCPgroup reports that ETF and corporate holdings now exceed exchange balances for the first time. @QCPgroup also notes that ETH shows the same structural outflow trend. @QCPgroup characterizes these moves as a structural outflow trend.

According to @QCPgroup, BTC and ETH perpetual futures open interest is down 40-50% from October highs and retail interest has fallen back to bear-market levels (source: @QCPgroup). With participation thinning, even small flows are moving prices disproportionately in the majors, signaling thinner liquidity and elevated price-impact risk (source: @QCPgroup). This regime increases the likelihood of sharp wicks and stop-runs in BTC and ETH as modest orders can push markets more than usual (source: @QCPgroup). Traders should factor in slippage and whipsaw risk in execution until open interest and retail participation recover (source: @QCPgroup).

According to @QCPgroup, BTC traded between 88k and 92k over the weekend while ETH saw sharp two-way moves, highlighting thin year-end liquidity; source: @QCPgroup, Dec 8, 2025. Liquidations were modest, indicating positioning continues to unwind; source: @QCPgroup, Dec 8, 2025.

According to @QCPgroup, institutional adoption and real-world use cases are helping Bitcoin’s price and volatility mature over time, as highlighted by founder Darius Sit in a Straits Times CEO Insights feature, source: @QCPgroup. @QCPgroup reports Bitcoin’s role is evolving from a speculative trade to an asset used for collateral, payments, and portfolio diversification as more institutions come on board, source: @QCPgroup. @QCPgroup observes growing institutional demand for risk-managed digital asset exposure and increased interest in options and structured strategies to navigate volatility, source: @QCPgroup. @QCPgroup adds that clients are showing a clearer focus on long-term fundamentals over short-term price swings, source: @QCPgroup.

According to @QCPgroup, the firm is prioritizing disciplined, institutional-grade solutions to support sustainable growth across digital assets and traditional finance, signaling continued integration of crypto with TradFi infrastructure. Source: QCPgroup tweet on Dec 8, 2025. The linked Straits Times article states that Bitcoin’s price is expected to stabilise as institutional adoption and real-world uses expand, indicating a lower-volatility trading backdrop for BTC. Source: The Straits Times, Companies & Markets, article linked by @QCPgroup.

According to QCPgroup, BTC is steady in the mid 90k range after rebounding from 86k, with market tone remaining cautious and positioning showing little appetite to add exposure (source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 3, 2025). According to QCPgroup, risk assets are drifting into a politically charged FOMC next week, reinforcing a wait-and-see stance for crypto traders (source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 3, 2025).

According to QCPgroup, CEO Melvin Deng will speak on December 10 at Abu Dhabi Finance Week 2025 in a session titled Collateral Infrastructure: Building the Rails for Tokenized Leverage. Source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 2, 2025. QCPgroup states the discussion will focus on the transformative role of financial, human, and technological capital and highlights the ADFW theme Engineering the Capital Network. Source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 2, 2025. For traders, the session’s focus on tokenized leverage and collateral infrastructure is directly relevant to DeFi and RWA tokenization market structure; monitor event outputs for insights on institutional approaches and standards discussed. Source: QCPgroup on X, Dec 2, 2025; ADFW official site adfw.com/tickets.

According to @QCPgroup, BTC began December under pressure, falling from 91k to 86k during the early Asia session after a quiet Thanksgiving period (source: @QCPgroup on X, Dec 1, 2025). The swift decline erased most of last week’s rebound within hours, highlighting that market sentiment remains fragile for traders monitoring short-term momentum and liquidity conditions (source: @QCPgroup on X, Dec 1, 2025).

According to QCP, BTC is stabilizing in the high-80Ks as risk appetite steadies with equities lifting and December rate cut odds around 85%, source: QCP on X, Nov 27, 2025. QCP notes the move remains macro-led rather than crypto-specific, keeping the overall tone cautious for traders tracking cross-asset flows, source: QCP on X, Nov 27, 2025.

According to @QCPgroup, institutional flow is transforming the digital assets market as hybrid execution models bridge CEX and DEX liquidity and manage large block trades more efficiently, source: QCP (@QCPgroup) on X, Nov 25, 2025. These developments are pushing crypto market structure toward TradFi-level maturity with deeper liquidity, more robust price discovery, and integrated credit and collateral systems, source: QCP insights recap on qcpgroup.com and QCP (@QCPgroup) on X, Nov 25, 2025.

According to @QCPgroup, BTC is showing tentative signs of recovery as liquidity expectations improve following dovish remarks from Fed officials Williams and Miran, source: @QCPgroup (Nov 24, 2025). According to @QCPgroup, those comments pushed the market-implied probability of a December rate cut to 75%, up from 30–40% last week, source: @QCPgroup (Nov 24, 2025). According to @QCPgroup, overall sentiment remains fragile after a roughly 30% drawdown, underscoring a cautious backdrop despite improving liquidity, source: @QCPgroup (Nov 24, 2025).

According to @QCPgroup, CEO Melvin Deng stated the firm’s edge comes from learning fast, adapting, and empowering others to stay ahead in fast-moving digital assets markets, highlighting an agility-driven trading approach (source: QCPgroup on X, Nov 20, 2025). QCP linked to a CNBC feature showing how the firm navigates a rapidly changing market, reinforcing its focus on adaptive execution in digital asset trading workflows (source: QCPgroup on X, link: cnbc.com/advertorial/cmonow/#melvin-deng-qcp-msa-2025). QCP also invited candidates to explore roles via its careers page, emphasizing a culture of agility, trust, and curiosity aligned with its market approach (source: QCPgroup on X, link: qcpgroup.com/career).