[QCP Capital: OG Holders' Profit-Taking Pressures Bitcoin Price Movement] Singapore-based crypto investment firm QCP Capital analyzed that the crypto market showed weakness in early November, with Bitcoin's price during the Asian session falling from $110,000 to $107,000, continuing its downward trend. On-chain data indicates that OG holders transferred a large amount of Bitcoin to Kraken this morning, extending the sustained outflow trend seen in October. This may explain Bitcoin's first 'Red October' since 2018. Despite favorable policies driving strong performance in other risk assets, the recent sell-off lacks significant macroeconomic drivers. Market volatility slightly increased over the past week, with skew leaning toward bearish options, though concerns about a sharp decline remain moderate. Open interest in perpetual contracts remains sluggish, and funding rates are stable. Over the past month, the market absorbed approximately 405,000 Bitcoins from OG holders, with prices not falling below $100,000. Despite slowed accumulation by publicly listed companies and some small digital asset reserve firms selling off, spot prices remain supported. Bitcoin's consolidation has sparked speculation about whether this cycle is nearing its end and whether it signals a new crypto winter remains uncertain. Long-term holders are taking profits, while institutional inflows and adoption are providing support to the market.
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