Source: TokocryptoBlog
Original Title: Cryptocurrency Market Today January 21, 2026: Bitcoin Corrects Below $90,000
Original Link: https://news.tokocrypto.com/pasar-kripto-hari-ini-21-januari-2026-bitcoin-koreksi-di-bawah-90-000/
The cryptocurrency market today, Wednesday (21/1), experienced a sharp correction with Bitcoin briefly falling below $90,000, triggered by global uncertainty due to the U.S. Supreme Court’s delay in ruling on Trump’s tariffs.
Despite increasing market pressure, several altcoins such as AXS, D, and TLM still recorded gains, indicating investor selectivity amid the correction. On the other hand, Solana weakened below $130, but on-chain data actually indicated bullish sentiment through whale accumulation, reduced supply on exchanges, and a recovery in network activity.
List of Potential Altcoins During Market Correction
AXS surged 21% today, reaching a price level of $2.11.
D recorded a significant increase of 14%, touching $0.01412.
TLM grew positively by 9%, with the current price at $0.002435.
Bitcoin Falls Below $90,000, Trump Tariff Delay
Bitcoin fell below $90,000 for the first time this year.
The correction was triggered by the delay in the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on Trump’s tariffs.
BTC lost most of its gains, now up about 2% this year.
Solana Below $130, but Onchain Data Remains Bullish
SOL dropped to $130, whale accumulation shows investor confidence.
SOL stock on exchanges is at a two-year low, reducing selling pressure.
Restored network activity triggered a surge in SOL demand.
Trump Tariffs: US Threatens France with 200% Tariff Over Greenland Dispute
Trump threatens a 200% tariff on French wine.
Greenland, Gaza, and US-EU conflicts trigger tariff threats.
Trump tariff sentiment pushed Bitcoin down from its 2026 high.
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ValidatorViking
· 8h ago
sub 90k is just validator set reshuffling honestly. seen worse consensus finality disruptions. network resilience intact, uptime metrics still battle-tested.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 9h ago
Here we go again, BTC has dropped below 90,000 again.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 9h ago
Here we go again with the cut in half. My reverse indicator is about to trigger on time.
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I predicted long ago that 90,000 would be a hurdle and would fall. Isn't this the chance to surge?
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Everyone who sold has made a profit. The ones who bought at the deepest point are still on the battlefield.
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The bear market has turned me into a master, just my wallet is empty.
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Don't ask, just keep dollar-cost averaging. Anyway, it's already reset to zero.
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Every time I face this situation, I wonder why I didn't develop the reverse indicator earlier.
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Is the support below 90,000 a safety net or a trap? I bet it's a signal.
Crypto Market Today January 21, 2026: Bitcoin Corrects Below $90,000
Source: TokocryptoBlog Original Title: Cryptocurrency Market Today January 21, 2026: Bitcoin Corrects Below $90,000 Original Link: https://news.tokocrypto.com/pasar-kripto-hari-ini-21-januari-2026-bitcoin-koreksi-di-bawah-90-000/ The cryptocurrency market today, Wednesday (21/1), experienced a sharp correction with Bitcoin briefly falling below $90,000, triggered by global uncertainty due to the U.S. Supreme Court’s delay in ruling on Trump’s tariffs.
Despite increasing market pressure, several altcoins such as AXS, D, and TLM still recorded gains, indicating investor selectivity amid the correction. On the other hand, Solana weakened below $130, but on-chain data actually indicated bullish sentiment through whale accumulation, reduced supply on exchanges, and a recovery in network activity.
List of Potential Altcoins During Market Correction
Bitcoin Falls Below $90,000, Trump Tariff Delay
Solana Below $130, but Onchain Data Remains Bullish
Trump Tariffs: US Threatens France with 200% Tariff Over Greenland Dispute