Singapore-based digital asset trading company QCP Capital has published a market analysis reviewing recent developments in global financial markets and assessing the current outlook for cryptocurrencies.
The report highlighted Bitcoin’s recovery toward the $64,000 level, supported by a sharp decline in Japanese government bond yields. After nine consecutive sessions of rising Japanese Government Bond (JGB) yields raised concerns over potential capital outflows and the unwinding of yen-funded carry trades, a proposal encouraging Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) to increase domestic investments contributed to a decline of around 10 basis points in the 10-year JGB yield.
QCP Capital noted that the move provided temporary relief for global liquidity conditions but does not fully resolve underlying risks. The firm pointed to persistent inflation in Japan, a historically weak yen, and the upcoming Bank of Japan policy meeting as factors that could continue influencing global markets.
The report stated that Bitcoin has demonstrated strength despite renewed geopolitical tensions. The breakdown of a US-Iran ceasefire, attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, and renewed US airstrikes contributed to increases in oil prices and the US dollar earlier in the week. Although Brent crude later declined toward the $76–$77 range following reports of renewed diplomatic discussions, higher transportation, insurance, and inventory costs could continue to create inflationary pressure.
Bitcoin briefly declined toward $61,500 after approximately $350 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, with most selling pressure concentrated in alternative cryptocurrencies. However, buyers quickly stepped in, allowing Bitcoin to maintain support in the low-$60,000 range despite geopolitical risks, a stronger dollar, and a relatively cautious Federal Reserve stance.
According to QCP Capital, the broader macroeconomic environment remains supportive for risk assets but depends heavily on future developments. US economic growth continues to be supported by artificial intelligence investment, government spending, and corporate earnings resilience. However, the report noted that market leadership remains concentrated, valuations are elevated, and ongoing investment in areas such as AI, defence, energy infrastructure, and supply chains could place additional pressure on long-term bond yields.
The firm stated that cryptocurrency markets are likely to remain favourable as long as real interest rates and the US dollar do not rise significantly. Continued institutional participation, limited Bitcoin supply, and demand from exchange-traded funds remain important sources of support, although the asset class remains sensitive to changes in global liquidity conditions and investor sentiment.
QCP Capital added that a sustained recovery above the $64,000 level could strengthen expectations for a broader market rebound in the second half of the year. Such a move could also reduce concerns surrounding Strategy’s recent Bitcoin sale, which was conducted to support preferred dividend payments. However, the report concluded that while Bitcoin has shown notable resilience, stronger confirmation of a sustained recovery is still required.
The analysts note that key upcoming market events include the release of US June inflation data on 14 July, the deadline for GENIUS Act stablecoin rulemaking on 18 July, the Federal Reserve interest rate decision on 28–29 July, and the Bank of Japan policy meeting on 30–31 July.
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