QCP: Bitcoin Hit Another All-Time High Last Week, but Non-Institutional Demand Remains Strong
ChainCatcher reported that QCP released a research report stating that bitcoin has broken through the $125,000 mark, reaching a new all-time high, and continues to rise without ETF capital inflows or institutional support. Despite rising funding rates and signs of overheating, non-institutional demand remains strong, and whales appear to be holding steady rather than taking profits.
The US government shutdown has reignited bitcoin's safe-haven appeal, and bullish seasonal factors may continue to drive market momentum. However, with increasing leverage in positions and institutional capital inflows being crucial, whether bitcoin can maintain its breakout momentum from October remains to be seen.
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