Bitcoin slid toward $90,623, with analysts pointing to a nearby retest that could set the next directional move. Lennaert Snyder notes a reclaim of $91,265 could target $93,377, while Ardi highlights $94,000 as the key decision area. A rejection there risks a break below $90,000 and a sweep toward $88,000.

Bitcoin's recent climb is unfolding with muted retail involvement, according to analysis on X, which noted the market stayed flat for more than a day after President Donald Trump's news before Asian institutional flows moved prices. Creptosolutions highlights key levels at $90,000–$92,000, with $103,000 as a trigger and $85,000–$80,000 as potential downside if $90,000 gives way.

Ethereum is maintaining a constructive structure, with price holding above the 1D Bull Market Support Band and the key 0.618 Fibonacci level around $3,100 while facing resistance near the $3,400 area. Analysts note that this sustained support, alongside ETH’s position above the Daily 200MA versus Bitcoin, indicates buyers remain in control despite recent rejections at the 0.5 Fibonacci zone. As long as these technical levels hold, the broader bullish outlook for ETH and the potential for a stronger altcoin market response remain in place.

Bitcoin is holding the $94,630 H4 support while resistance at $98,200 and $107,500 stays in focus. According to Kamile Uray, BTC remains above $89,326, with bullish continuation possible; Lennaert Snyder expects weekend liquidity to keep price range-bound, watching for a break above $95,820 toward the $97,960 monthly high.

Bitcoin is edging out of a prolonged range, with former resistance at $94,800 now acting as support, according to Bitcoin Meraklsi. Price is trading above the $96,000 area, and analysts flag the $107,000–$107,300 zone as the next hurdle. Crypto Candy notes that a failure back below $94,000 would risk a false breakout.

Bitcoin's latest price upswing has been closely tied to increased spot buying on Coinbase, with metrics such as the Adjusted Coinbase Premium and Cumulative Volume Delta pointing to sustained accumulation rather than derivatives-driven speculation. Trader Alex Krüger notes that BTC still faces a key technical hurdle around the 50-week moving average near $101,420, while the upcoming January 15, 2026 markup of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in the Senate Banking Committee could help reduce regulatory uncertainty and unlock more institutional participation.

XRP is compressing near the $2.30–$2.40 zone, with structure pointing to a possible expansion as volatility cools. Analysts note a 3‑day close above $2.40 could open a path toward $2.70 and potentially $3.13, while maintaining the broader uptrend as long as price holds above $2.00.

Bitcoin is trading within a tight range, with support around $90,500–$88,200 and a more defined zone at $90,588–$88,280. A daily close above $94,130, and later $98,200–$107,500 with $107,500 as a higher‑high trigger, would bolster the bullish case. Light weekend volume keeps $87,600 and $96,500 in focus as key levels.

Ethereum remains in a late-stage accumulation, with its inverted monthly structure pointing to a controlled setup rather than explosive volatility. Resistance is outlined at $3,800–$4,500, with a potential path toward $6,000–$7,500 if that zone turns to support, while a risk scenario includes a retest of $1,800–$2,200.