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The Bitcoin price had a relatively rough trading period over the past week, as it hovered around the psychological $90,000 mark. The flagship cryptocurrency, which looked set for a return to six-figure valuation barely over a week ago, now seems to have lost all its bullish momentum. Broadly speaking, these recent struggles put to rest questions around the “relief rallies” to the upside, and correlate more with the current bear market structure. However, the latest on-chain evaluation shows that the Bitcoin price woes could worsen from here on out. Expert Explains Why $60,000 Is Possible For BTC Price Bitcoin price could still have room to fall below the $60,000 level. This not-so-optimistic prediction is based on the number of days Bitcoin has traded at prices higher than today. According to Wedson, there have been 355 days when the Bitcoin price has traded at levels higher than today. This figure was derived from the “Days Spent at a Profit” metric, which tracks the number of days in Bitcoin’s history where the market price was higher than the current price. This indicator measures how much price action — in the past — has occurred above the current price level. From a historical standpoint, an increase in the number of “Days Spent at a Profit” tends to occur during bear cycles or extended periods of sideways movement, implying that different investor groups are holding $BTC at a price higher than their cost bases. As Wedson highlighted, the “Days Spent at a Profit” metric reached around 775 days as the Bitcoin price approached a bottom. Going by this historical context, the current level of this indicator (355 days) suggests that the flagship cryptocurrency is still a distance away from extreme levels often associated with bearish market bottoms. Ultimately, this deduction means that the price of Bitcoin could still be at risk of an extended decline over the next 300 days. According to the Alphractal, this extended period of price decline could see BTC revisit $60,000, potentially triggering significant liquidations among retail investors and institutional players who entered the market post-ETF. Bitcoin Price At A Glance As of this writing, the price of BTC stands at around $89,900, reflecting no significant change in the past 24 hours. However, the market leader is currently down by over 5% on the weekly timeframe, while nearly 30% adrift its all-time high of $126,080.

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Bitcoin Finds Its Footing as Volatility Cools Bitcoin appears to have steadied after days of sharp swings triggered by rapidly escalating tensions between the United States and the European Union. The flagship cryptocurrency is currently trading below the $90,000 mark, showing signs of consolidation after a turbulent week. While Bitcoin has paused, several altcoins have come alive over the past 24 hours. One of the standout performers is HYPE, which staged a strong rebound after spending nearly a week in steep decline. Bitcoin Stalls Below $90,000 Over the previous weekend, Bitcoin surged above $95,000, riding strong momentum. That rally, however, lost steam as geopolitical concerns took center stage. Tensions flared after the U.S. president threatened fresh tariffs if EU member states failed to reach an agreement over Greenland. As Asian and futures markets opened on Monday, selling pressure intensified. $BTC slipped to $92,000 before bears pushed it decisively below the $90,000 support level. By Wednesday, the price had fallen to a multi-week low of $87,200, coinciding with former President Donald Trump’s appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Markets briefly found relief after Trump stated that force would not be used to take control of Greenland, prompting a swift bounce above $90,000. The move proved short-lived, though, as Bitcoin quickly pulled back to $88,000 before making another attempt at reclaiming $90,000 following comments that negotiations with Denmark were underway. More volatility followed on Friday, with Bitcoin topping out near $91,000 before retreating once again. It now trades below $90,000, with a market capitalization just under $1.8 trillion. Bitcoin’s dominance stands at 57.5%. HYPE Leads Altcoin Recovery $ETH continues to lag, remaining below $3,000 despite a modest 1% gain over the past day. $XRP is trading well under $2.00, while BNB has slipped beneath $900. TRX is also in negative territory on the day. On the brighter side, HYPE is leading the market, jumping 11% to around $23, even though it remains down more than 7% on the week. XMR, CC, and WLFI have also posted solid gains. Elsewhere, RIVER surged 32% in 24 hours, breaking into the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap. MYX followed with a strong 12% daily gain, climbing to $6.50. Overall, the total crypto market capitalization has held firm above the $3.1 trillion level, suggesting that despite ongoing uncertainty, broader market support remains intact. CONCLUSION Bitcoin has entered a cooling phase after a volatile week driven by geopolitical headlines, struggling to reclaim the $90,000 level. While BTC remains range-bound, selective altcoins are showing renewed strength, led by HYPE and a handful of mid-cap movers. For now, the broader crypto market appears stable, but short-term direction will likely hinge on how macro and political developments unfold

🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: SOL and XRP spot ETFs saw net inflows on Jan. 23, while BTC and ETH spot ETFs saw net outflows. BTC: - $103.5M ETH: - $41.7M SOL: $1.87M XRP: $3.43M