QCP: Bitcoin firmly stays above 92K, market cautiously awaits Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan decisions

ChainCatcher News reports that QCP released a briefing indicating that the Asian market opened relatively stable, with Bitcoin price maintaining around $92,000. Selling pressure has significantly eased, but overall market sentiment remains cautious. ETF capital inflows have slightly rebounded to $56.5 million, after experiencing over $1.1 billion in weekly redemptions in November. The market’s focus has now shifted to tonight’s Federal Reserve FOMC meeting. Although rate decisions are fully priced in by the market, investors will closely watch Chairman Powell’s rhetoric. Subsequently, the Bank of Japan’s meeting on December 19 will become the next risk catalyst, as Japanese government bond yields have risen to multi-year highs, potentially impacting USD/JPY arbitrage trading. Bitcoin has shown significant volatility this year, falling from a mid-2025 high of $123,000. It is currently trading in the $90,000-$93,000 range, down about 3-7% year-to-date. Corporate treasury needs continue to provide important support to the market.