Bitcoin is trading around $90,578 with a market capitalization above $1.8 tn as price compresses beneath resistance near $91,900–$92,000. The current range between the high-$80,000s and low-$90,000s resembles Bitcoin’s consolidation phase in early 2025, when a breakout above $86,000 preceded gains of more than 40%. Technical signals such as an ascending trendline from January, flat 50-day and 200-day EMAs, and a neutral RSI indicate consolidation rather than a clear top, while a decisive move above $91,900 could open a path toward $93,000 and $94,800.

On January 12, 2026, Michael Saylor said Strategy purchased 13,627 BTC for about $1.25 billion at an average price of ~$91,519. As of January 11, 2026, the firm holds 687,410 BTC acquired for ~$51.80 billion at an average ~$75,353, valuing the stash near $62.3 billion with over $10 billion in unrealized gains at a $90,600 price.

According to Michael Saylor, Strategy has acquired 13,627 BTC for about $1.25 billion, its largest single purchase since July 29, when it bought 21,021 BTC for $2.47 billion. The company's average cost stands at $75,353 per Bitcoin, and BTC is at $90,547, according to CoinGecko; cumulative spend is nearly $52 billion.

In an X post on January 10, 2026, Jan3 founder Samson Mow outlined a series of Bitcoin forecasts, including a prediction that Elon Musk will significantly ramp up his exposure to BTC in 2026. He also projected Bitcoin could climb to $1.33 million and said nation-state adoption would be a key driver, while other industry executives voiced more cautious long‑term expectations.

Bitcoin is consolidating below the $95K resistance after a sharp November sell-off, trading inside a rising wedge on both the daily and 4-hour charts. Price remains capped under the 100-day and 200-day moving averages near $98K and $105K, while key support sits in the $88K–$80K zone. A negative Coinbase Premium Index points to softer U.S. spot demand, suggesting any break above $95K and toward $100K should be viewed cautiously.

On January 12, 2026, JAN3 CEO Samson Mow reiterated his forecast that Bitcoin could reach $1 million per coin between 2031 and 2033. He outlined a scenario of roughly $150,000 average annual gains, combined with years featuring multiple Omega candles and some sideways price action. Mow previously argued that spot Bitcoin ETFs, the 2024 halving and a potential U.S. national Bitcoin reserve could have driven a faster move to $1 million, while Bitcoin is currently trading around $90,000 after hitting several new highs above $120,000 last year.

On Jan. 12, Bitcoin briefly traded above $92,000 after a late-session rally, while network mining difficulty eased in early 2026 from recent highs. The difficulty level slipped to around 146.4 trillion as BTC hovered near $90,500, reducing competitive pressure on miners and offering short-term relief. Intraday price action showed a rebound from the low $90,000s, with buyers driving the move toward a session high near $92,400.

Future Holdings AG, a Switzerland-based Bitcoin treasury backed by Adam Back, said on Monday it entered a non-binding letter of intent for Sweden-listed H100 Group to acquire 100% of its shares. The proposed consideration values Future at about 375,000 Swiss francs plus cash for an estimated total near 600,000 francs (roughly $753,000), with signing and closing expected in January 2026.