Bitcoin reclaimed the $95,000 mark for the first time since mid-November after a multi-week consolidation. Analyst Darkfost reports that spending from long-dormant "OG" holders has eased, removing a notable source of sell pressure, while price now confronts the $95K–$96K resistance area with broader trend confirmation still pending.

XRP is attempting to keep the $2 level intact after several days of selling, with activity appearing orderly rather than stressed. The 30‑day volume Z‑Score sits around 0.44, hinting at balanced participation. Despite a rebound toward $2.05, price remains under key moving averages, making the $2.30–$2.40 area an important zone to monitor.

Bitcoin's price fell from around $92,500 to nearly $90,500 after Jerome Powell issued an unusually sharp statement responding to a criminal investigation into his actions as Federal Reserve Chair. While BTC consolidates below key resistance in the $90,000–$94,000 zone, short-term holders are increasingly realizing losses, with the STH SOPR stuck below 1.00 for over 70 days. This mix of political tension, compressed volume, and retail capitulation is shaping the near-term risk backdrop for the market.

Bitcoin has been trading sideways since late November around the $90,000–$91,000 zone after failing to hold above its October 2025 peak. Analyst Axel Adler notes that the current drawdown from the October high is about −27%, with a maximum pullback near −33%, far milder than earlier cycles that saw declines of −75% to −92%. CVDD model readings show BTC still trading roughly 2x above its long‑term on‑chain fair value near $46,600, suggesting the market has not yet entered a classic capitulation phase.

Ethereum is consolidating around $3,100 as traders watch whether a longer-term support holds. According to CryptoQuant, the realized price for accumulating addresses has stabilized near $2,700–$2,800, suggesting a structural cost floor. Analysts note the 50-day and 100-day averages act as resistance, while a reclaim of $3,300 would be needed to shift momentum.

Bitcoin is attempting to hold the $90,000–$91,000 area after a rejection at $94,000, with volatility elevated and sentiment split. According to Axel Adler, BTC sits below the Short-Term Holder cost basis near $100,200 and key moving averages. CryptoQuant data places STH MVRV around 0.92, signaling unrealized losses and persistent sell pressure from short-term holders.

On January 5, XRP endured a short squeeze with over $4.4 million in liquidations, and on January 6 roughly $4 million in long positions were cleared, according to CryptoQuant; Binance captured most of the activity. The price trades above $2.20 but faces resistance near $2.25–$2.30 and needs $2.40–$2.60 to reclaim momentum.

Bitcoin is attempting to extend its recovery after reclaiming $90,000 and is trading near $94,000. On-chain pressure readings around 46 align with an accumulation phase, with muted exchange inflows, dormant older coins, and contained losses among short-term holders. Overhead resistance remains at $100,000–$105,000, while holding $90,000–$92,000 is critical for the constructive setup.

XRP has climbed back over $2.20 and moved toward the $2.41 area after a long stretch of selling, with its price recently trading near $2.35. A CryptoQuant report highlights that XRPL's decentralized exchange liquidity has reached about $173 billion since mid-December, pointing to growing participation from larger market players. Analysts note XRP now faces dense resistance between $2.45 and $2.65, where key moving averages converge and past selling has been strong.