[QCP: Bitcoin Shows Signs of Stabilization, Year-End Options Bets Remain Bullish] BlockBeats News, November 24 — QCP released its daily analysis, noting that after experiencing a roughly 30% pullback, BTC is showing initial signs of a rebound. Dovish remarks from the Federal Reserve have raised the probability of a December rate cut to 75%, suggesting market liquidity may be shifting. Derivatives data indicates that investors have not abandoned their bullish bets, as year-end call option open interest remains higher than put options, concentrated in the $85K to $200K range. Meanwhile, negative funding rates suggest leveraged long positions have been cleared, reducing short-term downside risks. The market's movement in the coming days may depend on U.S. retail data, core PCE, and ETF fund flow performance.