According to QCP Capital’s latest market updates, Donald Trump’s success in the 2024 presidential race has sparked notable financial shifts. The dollar experienced a 1.2% increase, climbing to levels not seen since July, as investors reacted to anticipated economic expansion under Trump’s policies. This spike in the dollar was accompanied by a substantial increase in Treasury yields, with the 10-year yield rising 15 basis points and the 2-year yield gaining 8 basis points, signaling market expectations of stronger economic growth. However, QCP’s analysts caution that while Trump’s policy proposals might temper the likelihood of aggressive rate cuts, the market still expects two rate cuts within the year.

QCP Capital: Trump’s Election Win Impacts Crypto and Treasury Markets

QCP researchers highlight the immediate impact on bitcoin (BTC), which reached an all-time high in the wake of the election results. This surge follows a period of stability. QCP’s report notes that BTC’s response aligns with historical patterns seen in previous election cycles, with each election triggering new highs. The market update suggests this trend may persist as BTC capitalizes on Trump’s proposed economic policies, particularly as investors look to hedge against potential equity volatility. Unprecedented inflows into BTC spot ETFs—totaling $1.38 billion—are further fueling bullish sentiment within the crypto market.

However, in another update, QCP Capital emphasizes caution, as certain “Trump trades” are already showing signs of reversal. Both the dollar and Treasury yields have retracted some post-election gains, indicating investor uncertainty around Trump’s fiscal agenda, especially regarding proposed tariffs on China and rising U.S. debt levels. According to QCP, BTC may emerge as a less risky asset than equities in this environment, potentially benefiting from sustained demand. If inflows continue, QCP anticipates a feedback loop, with rising BTC prices attracting more retail investors and institutional capital as volatility remains contained.