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Yesterday (January 25), Bitcoin experienced significant selling before the weekend's weekly close, resulting in an overall decline. Concerns over macroeconomic and political risks intensified the downward trend.
📉 Key Data from Yesterday
Price Performance:
· Lowest Price: Dropped below $86,000 at one point, hitting a new low in over a month.
· Closing/Latest Price: After a slight rebound later in the day, the price hovered between $87,800 and $88,265.
Market Background:
· Main Concerns: Potential government shutdown in the US, former President Trump's tariff threats against Canada, and geopol

Based on yesterday's market information (January 23, 2026), Bitcoin prices fluctuated within the $88,000 to $90,000 range, with a generally weak overall trend, contrasting with the strong performance of traditional assets such as gold and silver.
📊 Key Market Highlights from Yesterday
· Price Range
· Specific Performance: Fluctuated around $88,000 - $90,000, with closing prices varying slightly across platforms. Some reports indicate a close at $89,139 (up 0.29%), while others report $88,835.85 (down 1.27%).
· Key Events and Background
· Events: Gold and silver prices continued to soar; s

Today (January 22) BTC Key Information Overview: Currently around $89,800, intra-day oscillation is leaning bullish, with $90,000 as the dividing line between bulls and bears. Key support below is $89,000-$88,000, resistance above is $90,500-$91,500. The complete summary is as follows:
1. Key Support and Resistance Levels (from near to far)
- Support Levels:
1. $89,000 (intraday low/psychological threshold), if broken, further decline
2. $88,300-$88,000 (yesterday’s high-volume area/previous rally point), strong support
3. $87,800-$87,500 (yesterday’s low/Bollinger lower band), if broken, look

On November 26, BTC experienced a narrow range of fluctuations and then strongly rebounded in the early hours of the next day, returning to the 90,000 USD threshold, with a peak of 90,800 USD and a 24-hour rise of over 3.6%.
This rebound is attributed to the rising expectations of a Fed rate cut in December (with a probability of 84.9%), combined with technical oversold corrections and capital inflow.
Short-term support is seen in the range of 89000-90000 USD, with resistance concentrated at 91500-92000 USD. Market sentiment has noticeably improved with the rebound, but institutions remain cau