QCP: Year-end liquidity drop may trigger bigger volatility QCP released a brief stating that BTC experienced sharp price swings on Sunday, fluctuating between $88,000-$92,000 during low-liquidity hours, while ETH saw significant movement between $2,910-$3,150. This suggests that market volatility will intensify during the year-end holiday season. Despite the notable price swings, liquidation volume was only around $440 million, relatively low, reflecting a decline in overall market interest. Institutional investors are quietly accumulating, with approximately 25,000 BTC leaving centralized exchanges over the past two weeks. BTC ETFs and corporate holdings now exceed exchange reserves, indicating a shift in supply toward long-term holders. The Federal Reserve's meeting on Wednesday is the key focus, with a 25 basis point rate cut expected. The market is waiting for BTC to break below $84,000 or above $100,000 to determine the next trend direction, and the options market is already preparing for potential major volatility. https://www.(techflowpost.com)/newsletter/detail_107803.html