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January 25, 2026 (Sunday) BTC generally weak and volatile downward, consolidating within the narrow range of 88,000-90,000 USD, failing to retake the 90,000 USD level, with the weekly decline expanding to over 7%.
Key Data (as of 18:00 on the day, CoinGecko)
- Price: reported at 88,330.86 USD, approximately 1.4% decline in 24 hours, 7.3% decline for the week.
- Range: intraday high around 89,900 USD, low around 87,957 USD.
- Volume: trading volume shrank to about 2 billion USD, with light buying and selling activity.
Trend Rhythm
- Asian Market: continued the rebound and pullback pattern from

Here is the core market analysis of BTC/USD on January 23rd (yesterday) (data compiled from mainstream platforms)
1. Core Price and Volume
- Intraday Range: $88,515 ~ $90,340, closing price around $89,500, slight intraday decline of about 0.3%, indicating a narrow sideways movement
- Trading Volume: Significantly reduced compared to the previous day, with strong wait-and-see sentiment among funds, no clear signals of main capital entering
- Key Price Levels: Short-term support at $88,500 and $87,600; resistance at $90,300 and $91,500 (EMA20)
2. Technical Signals
1. Daily Chart: RSI around 44.5

Here is the core market analysis and causes of BTC on January 22, 2026 (yesterday), with data sourced from public market statistics:
Core Price and Volatility
- Opened at $89,455, high of $90,360, low of $87,209, close at $89,560, with slight intra-day fluctuations, a deep dip at one point, and ultimately nearly flat, with the $90,000 level repeatedly contested.
- During the day, it briefly fell below $88k, reaching a recent low, then quickly rebounded amid macro easing news (cancellation of EU tariff threats), showing a V-shaped recovery but failing to break through the $91k resistance zone.

January 21, 2026, BTC overall shows a deep correction combined with a weak rebound, with the core drivers being geopolitical/macro risks suppression and insufficient bullish confidence:
Core price data (USD)
- Intraday low: 87,800–87,950, high: 90,100–90,700, close near 88,900–89,100, 24-hour decline of about 2%–3%
- Key levels: losing the 90,000 psychological threshold, below 87,500–88,000 as a vital support line, above 90,000 as the primary resistance
Trend stages and drivers
1. Morning acceleration downward: impacted by US-EU tariffs, Japanese bond market fluctuations, and other risk shocks