Bitcoin is trading near $92,700 as strong ETF inflows, a rebound from long-term technical support, and renewed geopolitical relevance keep the $100,000 level in focus. Despite a neutral risk backdrop, sustained institutional demand and a bullish price structure suggest accumulation is underway, with upside momentum favored as long as BTC holds above key support.

At the start of the first full trading week of 2026, Bitcoin traded back above $92,000 while major Asia-Pacific equity benchmarks advanced and oil prices turned choppy following a US move to assume temporary control of Venezuela. The broader crypto market edged higher alongside regional stocks as traders weighed the fallout for global crude supply and looked to fresh ETF inflows and improving sentiment indicators to gauge the next phase of digital-asset momentum.

XRP has pushed back above $2.00 and is trading over $2.10 while holding the 100-hour Simple Moving Average. The price is consolidating below $2.165, with buyers watching a potential move toward the $2.20 and $2.25 resistance areas. A failure to clear $2.165 could trigger a pullback toward supports around $2.07, $2.02, and the $2.00 zone.

After a near 72% yearly decline and a quarter-long downtrend between October and December 2025, FLOKI has rebounded with an 18% daily gain. Technical indicators such as SAR, MFI, and A/D now point to both renewed upside potential and lingering bearish pressure, leaving questions about how long the rally can last.

At the start of the trading day, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP moved sharply higher, lifting the overall crypto market value to more than $3.2 trillion. Bitcoin climbed past $91,000, recovering roughly $2,500 from its recent low, while XRP advanced over 5% and Ethereum also gained. The move has been fueled by short liquidations, the closure of traditional stock markets, and broader optimism linked to improved expectations for economic stability.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, Ethereum's network handled over $8 trillion in stablecoin transfers, almost twice the volume recorded in the second quarter. Over the same period, daily transactions, monthly active addresses and unique active wallets on Ethereum all climbed to new all-time highs, while the chain kept a leading share in stablecoin issuance and real-world asset tokenization.

Ethereum extended its advance above $3,050 and $3,100, briefly tagging $3,218 before consolidating around the $3,200 area. The price holds above the 100‑hour Simple Moving Average with a short‑term trend line near $3,120; traders are watching $3,200–$3,220 and $3,250 for a breakout, while $3,165 and $3,120 act as initial supports.

In a Saturday X post, Vitalik Buterin said Ethereum can overcome the blockchain trilemma through PeerDAS and ZK-EVMs. He cited PeerDAS for 2025 and initial ZK-EVM usage in 2026, noting data availability sampling is on mainnet and ZK-EVMs are performance-ready but still need safety work.