Strategy founder Michael Saylor posted a Bitcoin Tracker update on Jan. 11, BlockBeats reports. The company has historically disclosed additional Bitcoin purchases the day after such posts, according to BlockBeats.

Bitcoin crossed $91,000 on Jan. 11, posting a 24-hour gain of 0.32%, HTX data show. The price reflects trading on HTX as of the update time.

On-chain data analyst Murphy said on Jan. 11 that the on-chain sentiment indicator RMMPC shows Asian market capital is currently exerting greater influence on BTC price, with strong participation beginning after Dec. 19, 2024 and helping drive a rebound following Bitcoin's second retest of $85,000, BlockBeats reports. Murphy noted US market capital has not yet entered aggressively, partly due to the Christmas and New Year holidays, which he believes has limited the strength of the rebound. The analyst added that before the market move in March 2024, Asian flows entered first and US capital followed, providing strong momentum and decisively shifting the market direction.

A UAE government wallet holds about 6,636 BTC, worth $600 million, Arkham data show. The coins were mined via Citadel Mining. Binance founder CZ said on Jan. 11 the UAE has used government resources to mine Bitcoin for some time, and a repost indicated it has officially done so.

A Satoshi-era miner transferred 2,000 BTC on Jan. 11, marking the first such movement since November 2024, CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno said. Bitcoin traded around $91,000 at the time of the previous transfer in November.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined net outflow of $680.9M through January 10 this week, Farside data show. FBTC led outflows with $481.2M, followed by GBTC at $171.8M, while IBIT posted a $25.9M net inflow. ARKB saw $45.4M in outflows, HODL reported $20.7M, BTC registered $22M, and BITB recorded $3.4M. BTCO added $15M in inflows, EZBC showed $13.6M, BRRR contributed $7.2M, and BTCW posted $1.9M, according to Farside.

If Bitcoin falls below $89,000, long-liquidation intensity on major centralized exchanges would reach $894 million, while a move above $92,000 would expose $560 million in short positions to liquidation, Coinglass data show on Jan. 10. BlockBeats reports the liquidation map reflects cluster intensity, not exact contract counts or values.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $250 million on Jan. 10, Farside Investors data show. BlackRock's IBIT saw an outflow of $252 million, while Fidelity's FBTC posted an inflow of $7.9 million and Bitwise's BITB recorded an outflow of $5.9 million.