On January 20, 2026, the market continues to fluctuate, with Bitcoin hovering around $92,000, showing significant volatility influenced by macro factors. Below are several key points based on the latest news summary, and everyone is welcome to discuss!

1. Bitcoin whales awaken: 8500 million dollars transferred from a 13-year dormant address

A Bitcoin wallet that had been dormant for over 13 years suddenly became active, transferring 909 BTC (worth approximately $85 million) to a new address. This wallet accumulated Bitcoin between 2012 and 2013 when prices ranged from $13 to $250, now realizing significant profits. This could signal that the old holder is cashing out, but it may also just be a reallocation of positions. The market remains vigilant, watching for potential selling pressure.

2. Bitcoin price dynamics: dropped below $92,000, affected by tariff concerns

Bitcoin today fell below $92,000, with a current trading price of approximately $92,300, down 0.4%. Affected by President Trump's proposal for new tariffs on European countries, risk assets overall declined. Analyst Benjamin Cowen pointed out that January 20 could be a key turning point: if a low is formed, it may rebound to $110,000; otherwise, it may continue to decline. Polymarket shows the probability of breaking $100,000 in January has dropped to 21%.

3. Strong institutional inflows: the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF attracted $1.42 billion

Last week, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF recorded a net inflow of $1.42 billion, the highest since October. BlackRock's IBIT led with an inflow of $1.03 billion, showing sustained institutional interest in Bitcoin. Despite market volatility, this reflects long-term confidence.

4. Market sentiment and liquidation: panic intensifies, $100 million liquidated in one hour

The crypto market liquidated over $100 million in one hour, with AI tokens leading the decline of over 3.5%. Institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong, accumulating $53 billion over the past 12 months, but macro uncertainty (like the Federal Reserve's $830 million Treasury bond purchases) exacerbates volatility. Cathie Wood predicts Bitcoin could soar 1159% in the long term, but short-term caution is needed for bearish signals.

5. Analyst outlook: Bitcoin may rise 55% by 2026, but be wary of policy risks

Standard Chartered analyst Geoffrey Kendrick predicts Bitcoin could rise 55% this year, but warns that Trump's tariff policy may bring volatility. Ethereum's technical analysis shows a slowing downtrend, but the resistance level of $4,700-$4,800 still needs attention. Top cryptocurrencies include BTC, ETH, USDT, etc., and it is recommended to pay attention to SOL and AI tokens.

My little suggestion

Short-term: pay attention to Bitcoin support level ($90,000), use Binance tools to capture volatility, avoid chasing highs.

Long-term: HODL BTC and ETH, institutional inflows are a positive signal, but diversify risks.

Risk reminder: the market is volatile, DYOR! Tariffs and Federal Reserve policies are key variables.

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