Bitcoin's Ascent May Hit a Wall Around Mid-$90K: Trading Firm
Bitcoin has surged past the $90,000 mark, buoyed by rising expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut.

What to know:
- Bitcoin has surged past the $90,000 mark, buoyed by rising expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut.
- Despite the rally, inflation remains high, and resistance is expected beyond the mid-$90,000 rang, according to QCP Capital.
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The broader macro backdrop, though, is far from clean as inflation remains elevated and the rally may face resistance beyond mid-$90,000, according to a Singapore-based trading firm.
"We see supply capping moves toward the mid-90ks, while $80K–$82k remains the key support zone," QCP Capital's market insights team said in a market note Thursday.
The team explained that bitcoin ETFs listed in the U.S. are yet to see strong inflows and bitcoin holder Strategy's stock is only just nearing break-even and has landed on MSCI’s delisting watchlist.
Meanwhile, away from crypto, AI credit is starting to look wobbly, with widening credit default swap (CDS) spreads and unease over Nvidia’s rising receivables and inventories putting a dent in the sector’s halo, the firm noted.
AI has been the single biggest driver of bullish momentum across risk assets, including Bitcoin , since the debut of ChatGPT in late 2022.
QCP’s view aligns with other analysts who note that bitcoin’s corrective bounce from nearly $80,000 to above $91,000 is built on shrinking liquidity.
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What to know:
- Stretch (STRC) reclaimed its $100 par value for the first time since mid-January, a move that enables Strategy (MSTR) to resume at-the-market offerings for additional bitcoin purchases.
- The preferred equity stabilized near par despite recent bitcoin volatility, supported by a monthly dividend rate that Strategy recently increased to 11.25%.











