Bitcoin climbed above $92k after briefly sweeping the $90,250 lows late Sunday, with recent Monday sessions showing volatile liquidity grabs followed by reversals. On‑chain data between 5 and 11 January showed long‑term holders slightly increasing their realized cap share while overall accumulation cooled, suggesting neutral distribution pressure that could intensify if price approaches the $96k–$100k liquidity pocket. Analysts noted that the $100k region remains a key psychological and technical barrier, where long-term holder selling and whales exiting near breakeven might obstruct a sustained breakout.

Monero’s XMR price jumped 7.18% in the last 24 hours alongside a 25% rise in Open Interest, signaling strong bullish sentiment. Key support has formed around $460-$480, while traders are watching the $490-$500 region and the $517.6 all-time high as major resistance levels. Short-term participants are advised to stay cautious around weekend volatility driven by Bitcoin.

TRON's TRX has maintained a bullish market structure, with weekly charts showing a rebound from the $0.272 support area and sustained buying interest. However, the $0.30 region, which recently rejected price around $0.3025, remains a key resistance, and a Bitcoin move below the $89k–$90k band could undermine this bullish setup.

Polygon’s POL token climbed 9.29% in 24 hours and 48.5% over the past week, with the rally starting on 1 January alongside wider crypto market gains. A record single-day burn of just over 3 million POL, rising Open Interest, and a return to profitability for 90-day holders now intersect with key resistance around $0.18–$0.20 and mounting profit-taking pressure.

Zcash (ZEC) extended a sharp sell-off after a governance clash that led to the Electric Coin Company's exit, with the $381 local low now under pressure. Key supports sit at $371 and $307, while a prior relief rally retested the $450 supply area. A break below $371 could open $345 and $307–$288.

Over the past year, large Bitcoin holders have reduced their balances by about 220,000 BTC while the network hashrate growth has slowed as prices stay below miners' $95k-$96k breakeven range. At the same time, Fidelity data shows Bitcoin's 1-year realized volatility has dropped to an all-time low of 42%, with the spot price still above the realized cost basis of long-term whales at $39.6k and miner whales at $58.6k. However, newer whales with a realized price near $99k may choose to sell on a rebound, posing a potential headwind for bulls despite the historically bullish implications of volatility lows.

Bitcoin has been consolidating around the $90k area in January, struggling to break above the $94.5k resistance while trading between $89.3k and $91k. Over the same period, Open Interest climbed from $54.62 billion to $62.14 billion before stalling, and long positions have seen hundreds of millions of dollars in liquidations. Spot ETF products also registered $1.128 billion in outflows since 06 January, keeping crypto longs cautious despite short-term bounces.

In 2025, 135 developers contributed to Bitcoin Core, up from 100 in 2024, alongside 285,000 lines of code changed and a 1% rise in commits to 2,541. A Quarkslab audit completed in September reported no medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities, while Bitcoin’s price structure on the 4-hour chart has turned bullish above the $91k area.

Bitcoin moved above $90k after three weeks consolidating between $85k and $90k, yet analysts see a possible liquidity sweep before any sustained breakout. According to CrypNuevo on X, a push over $94.5k could be followed by a drop below $84k before a move toward $100k, while similar heatmap levels put Ethereum near $3,200, $3,500 and $2,700–$2,800.