Bitcoin trades around $92,040, down 1.86% over the past 24 hours, with $56.2 billion in daily volume and a $1.84 tn market cap. Morgan Stanley has filed with the U.S. SEC for a spot Bitcoin ETF that would hold BTC directly, while existing spot products manage over $120 bn. Price faces resistance near $94,100 and support around $90,900.

Bitcoin trades around $92,520, down 1.29%, after multiple attempts to clear the $94,000–$95,000 band. On January 5, 2026, the Bitcoin Core Project warned of a migration bug in versions 30.0–30.1; while consensus is unaffected, the notice has added caution. Technicians are watching $94,500 for upside continuation toward $97,300–$100,700 and $90,900 down to $87,000–$88,000 on pullbacks.

Bitcoin traded around $91,260 after $645.8 million in crypto ETF inflows on January 2 lifted sentiment. A confirmed triangle breakout above $89,500, with a 50‑EMA crossing above the 100‑EMA and RSI near 69, points to resistance at $93,500–$94,600 and a potential extension toward $98,000 if momentum holds.

XRP climbed beyond $2.10 as XRP Ledger activity rebounded toward 1 million daily transactions, highlighting renewed network usage. Technical signals such as a descending trendline breakout, bullish EMA crossover, and strong RSI now have traders watching resistance levels near $2.20–$2.40 into early 2026.

Ethereum is trading above $3,130 after breaking out of a descending channel, with resistance at $3,305 and $3,432 and support near $3,070. On January 3, 2026, Vitalik Buterin outlined ZK-EVMs and PeerDAS with milestones through 2030. The setup signals a measured move toward $3,430 and momentum that could extend to $3,600.

XRP is trading around $2.01 after gaining nearly 6% in 24 hours and breaking out of its December downtrend near the $1.80–$1.85 zone. Key technical levels are clustered between $1.90 and $2.05, with indicators suggesting upside targets around $2.13 to $2.20 if the price holds above $2.00. A drop under $1.96 would weaken the bullish structure and bring support near $1.90 back into focus.

As 2026 opens, Bitcoin is trading around $89,700, consolidating after December's volatility while buyers repeatedly defend support between $88,000 and $88,500. Technicals on the 2-hour chart show higher lows, clustered EMAs near $88,500–$89,000 and a resolved symmetrical triangle pointing to either a move above $90,500 toward $93,500–$97,000 or a reset toward $85,800 if the upper $80,000s give way.

Bitcoin is trading around $89,900 with a market cap near $1.79 tn and 24-hour trading volume above $44 bn, after a more than 120% day-on-day surge in activity. Price action on the 2-hour chart shows a symmetrical triangle between resistance from $93,500 and support in the $85,800–$87,000 zone, while key levels sit around $90,500–$90,900 on the upside and $87,000 on the downside. Alongside this, the Maxi Doge meme coin presale has raised over $4.39 million, with its $MAXI token priced at $0.000276 and offering staking-based rewards.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs reversed a seven-day outflow streak with $355 million in net inflows, led by IBIT at $143.75 million, ARKB at $109.56 million, and FBTC at $78.59 million. A December 30, 2025 post flagged a planned $8.165 billion Fed liquidity injection on January 6. Bitcoin trades near $87,800 in a tightening triangle, with $90,000 and $94,000 as upside levels and support around $86,400.