Bitcoin is consolidating around $89,600 after a near 4% daily drop, with price action hinting at a potential double-bottom near $89,000 and nearby resistance at $91,000 and $92,500–$93,000. CoinShares reported $2.17 billion of crypto ETP inflows last week, including $1.55 billion into Bitcoin, while Coinglass data shows futures open interest up about 13% since January 1.

Solana is trading at $142.51 with daily volume near $2.25 billion, holding above the $140 support area. On January 17, 2026, STSS and Coinbase announced a validator on the Solana network, described as strengthening decentralization. Key levels show resistance at $145.47 with potential upside targets at $148.82 and $151.73 if price breaks higher.

XRP is trading near $2.06 as spot ETFs logged $1.28B of inflows, helping offset selling pressure. Price consolidates in a descending triangle around $2.05, with downside targets near $1.91 and potential resistance toward $2.19. Coinbase's criticism of a Senate draft on stablecoins may add headwinds for crypto sentiment.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.42 billion in net inflows last week, with $754 million on Tuesday and $844 million on Wednesday, according to SoSoValue. BTC is consolidating near $95,030 in a flag pattern, with support at $94,357 and targets at $97,700, $99,000, and $100,500. U.S. holdings exceed 328,000 BTC worth $31 billion.

Ethereum is trading above $3,305, with price action around $3,312 supported by $474.6 million of weekly spot ETF inflows and Vitalik Buterin's 2026 development roadmap. Key resistance sits near $3,347 and $3,405, while rising network activity and institutional demand underpin a potential breakout.

XRP is hovering around $2.0725 after an intraday low at $2.02, with buyers defending the $2.0702 area. A 2026 golden cross, where the 23‑day MA moved above the 50‑day, supports a bullish tilt. A push above $2.1126 could target $2.1837 and $2.2721, with $2.28–$2.35 and $2.70 as key resistance zones.

Ark Invest has reiterated its 2030 Bitcoin outlook, projecting a price range between $300,000 and $1.5 million as spot ETFs and corporate treasuries increasingly allocate to BTC. Recent inflows of $1.7 billion into spot Bitcoin ETFs alongside a bullish flag pattern above $95,000 keep a potential move toward $100,000 in focus, even as U.S. regulatory delays add short-term uncertainty.

Bitcoin is trading around $95,600 after a rally that cleared nearly $800 million in short positions, leaving price action in consolidation above former resistance. Over the past 24 hours, total liquidations were about $332.6 million, with $272 million from longs and $60 million from shorts, pointing to a leverage reset rather than trend exhaustion.

Bitcoin is steady near $92,000 as an ascending triangle compresses below $92,200–$92,500. Strategy purchased 13,627 BTC for about $1.25 billion while crypto products saw $454 million in weekly outflows. Key supports sit near $90,200, with upside markers at $93,900 and $95,000 if resistance breaks.