Bitcoin has stormed into 2026 by rising to its highest level in over a month after climbing above $94,000 on Jan. 5, signaling a potential end to the stagnation that plagued the crypto market in late 2025. This rally marks a decisive shift in sentiment, given that the flagship digital asset closed the previous year

Bitcoin price rally stalled at a crucial resistance level as the recent bull run lost momentum. It was trading at $93,468, a few points below the key resistance at $94,645. Still, one legendary trader believes that the coin may rally to $107,000 as traders focus on the upcoming non-farm payrolls (NFP) data.

Bitcoin fell back to the $91,000 zone on Tuesday after briefly reclaiming $94,000 a day earlier. Fresh data showed strong selling pressure near key resistance despite improving underlying demand indicators. Heavy Sell Orders Capped Bitcoin’s Rally near $95,000 The pullback followed a failed attempt to break above the $94,000–$95,000 range, where order book data revealed

Tokyo bond traders have a new number burned into their screens this week, 3.5%. For most of the past two decades, Japan’s long end was the place the world went to forget about interest rates. If you were a pension fund trying to match liabilities, a bank trying to park liquidity, or a global macro

An early 2026 break in what had been a weeks-long pattern of declining crypto prices during U.S. trading sessions proved short-lived. Making a run for $95,000 as American stocks opened the day, bitcoin BTC$92,470.19 has pulled back to just above the $92,000 area just after the noon hour on the East Coast, now lower by

Riot Platforms (RIOT), a publicly listed bitcoin mining company that develops and operates large-scale data centers, stepped up its bitcoin selling at year-end, offloading 1,818 BTC ($161.6 million) and 383 BTC ($37 million) in November. The sales reduced Riot’s bitcoin balance to 18,005 BTC by the end of 2025. While bitcoin miner sales of coins

At 8:50 a.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, bitcoin is hovering at $93,788 with a market valuation of around $1.87 trillion, making its presence loud and clear even in a quiet trading day. Over the past 24 hours, trading volume stands at $50.09 billion as the price dances between $92,474 and $94,792—tight, tense, and textbook consolidation.

Bulls remain more powerful than bears today, according to CoinMarketCap. BTC/USD Bitcoin (BTC) is the exeption to the rule, falling by 0.44% over the last 24 hours. On the hourly chart, the rate of BTC is on its way to the local support at $93,121. If sellers’ pressure continues, one can expect a level breakout,

Bitcoin’s BTC$92,898.43 price continues to reflect a complex mix of macro trends and market-specific events heading into 2026. BTC is shaped by three long-term forces and seven short-term, according to Jim Ferraioli, director of crypto research and strategy at the Schwab Center for Financial Research. The long-term factors are global M2 money supply, bitcoin’s disinflationary