QCP Capital analysis indicates that BTC rose approximately 2.6% in early trading, but holiday liquidity was thin, with prices driven more by spot and perpetual buying than by liquidation. The perpetual funding rate for BTC on Deribit rose above 30%, suggesting traders are in a short-gamma state regarding the upward direction. If the price stabilizes above $94,000, it could amplify hedging buying. On the downside, the December $85,000 put options were not rolled over, and open interest decreased by about 50% after option expiration, reflecting market caution. A directional move may require a return to liquidity.
QCP: BTC maintained range-bound trading amid thin holiday liquidity, with upward movement influenced by the Gamma structure.
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