QCP: Bitcoin's current rally is primarily driven by capital flows and positioning, with tonight's non-farm payrolls serving as the key short-term test.
QCP Capital stated that Bitcoin broke out of its recent $82,500 to $85,700 consolidation range, briefly reaching $86,913 to mark its highest level since September 23. Meanwhile, the annualized funding rate for perpetual contracts stood at approximately 5.4%, indicating that this rally is more heavily driven by spot capital than leverage. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of approximately $3.5 billion and $2.6 billion in August and September, respectively.
