Bitcoin Reclaims $90,000 in Early January, Trades Above $92,000

Bitcoin rebounded above $90,000 on January 4 after dropping about 6% in late 2025 and traded above $92,000 by Monday morning, BlockBeats reports. The cryptocurrency found support at $88,000 during low-liquidity holiday trading as spot ETF inflows returned and sentiment shifted toward cautious optimism, with the 100-hour moving average remaining bullish and next resistance at $95,000; Ethereum and XRP posted modest gains as institutions began new-fiscal-year rebalancing. Analysts maintained a constructive medium- to long-term view, citing stablecoin and U.S. Treasuries-linked expansion as channels for international inflows that could push Bitcoin toward $120,000–$150,000 if institutional allocation continues and exchange supply tightens, though January consolidation is possible and holding $91,500 is seen as key for a potential Q1 record high, BlockBeats reports.