Bitcoin holds above $90K as U.S. operation in Venezuela sparks volatility fears

On 3 January, Bitcoin briefly slipped about 0.5% to $89,300 during reports of U.S. military action in Venezuela before rebounding to trade near $90,000 and later around $91,399.76. Analysts highlighted how Venezuela’s oil reserves and potential regime change could reshape energy costs, mining economics and risk-on appetite across crypto markets.