Bitcoin Surges Past 96K on ETF Inflows Then Dips Toward 90K as Volatility Strikes Mid January 2026 Titelbild

Bitcoin Surges Past 96K on ETF Inflows Then Dips Toward 90K as Volatility Strikes Mid January 2026

Bitcoin Surges Past 96K on ETF Inflows Then Dips Toward 90K as Volatility Strikes Mid January 2026

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 The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show podcast.

Hey folks, Crypto Willy here on The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show, bringing you the hottest updates from the week leading up to January 20, 2026. What a rollercoaster, right? Like chatting crypto over coffee with your best bud.

Bitcoin kicked off strong, surging past $96,000 mid-week thanks to massive ETF inflows. According to 99Bitcoins, US spot Bitcoin ETFs like BlackRock's IBIT sucked in $1.7 billion over just three days—$843 million on January 15 alone—flipping early-year outflows of $681 million. That fueled a spike over $97,000 from $88,000 lows, with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index hitting 'greed' at 61. MicroStrategy kept stacking sats, tightening supply ahead of the halving.

By January 14, Binance Square reported Bitcoin and altcoins like Ethereum—holding above $3,300—rallied on cooling US inflation data and momentum for the CLARITY Act, a key crypto market structure bill. Total market cap neared $3.25 trillion, with BTC breaking $95,500 as futures open interest topped $138 billion.

But hold up—volatility hit hard. IG's analysis shows BTC slipping toward $90,000 under macro pressures like US tariff threats and technical resistance at $94,095-$94,766. CryptoPotato noted the January 20 dip, while investingLive's YouTube tech analysis warned of a harsh reverse from $98,200, eyeing the January 8 low at $89,410.

Bullish signals persist, though. BeInCrypto highlights January as a consolidation phase: Alphractal says we're nearing a DCA sweet spot below $86,000, Swissblock points to rock-bottom network growth like 2022 pre-rally, and CryptoQuant data shows whale selling to Binance plunging from $8 billion to $2.74 billion monthly. Bitcoin Magazine's outlook has bulls eyeing a $98,000 breakout after holding $90,000, targeting $103,500 if we close above.

Bitfinex analysts tie it to geopolitics too—US capture of Nicolás Maduro could shake energy markets, boosting oil giants like Chevron and Exxon while rippling to BTC via risk sentiment. MEXC noted solid consolidation at $92,076 on January 13 with $21 billion volume, prepping a 100k test despite Supertrend bear flags. Kalshi markets even bet on BTC topping $100,000 by January 31.

Techies, stay nimble—supports at $89k-$90k, resistance at $94k-$98k. Consolidation now, rally soon?

Thanks for tuning in, crew—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.

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