#2026年比特币价格展望 On January 7th, Bitcoin's market was somewhat weak, falling below the $92,000 mark and oscillating within the $91,700-$92,600 range, with a 24-hour decline of 1.6%. When it previously approached $95, there was significant selling pressure, and some investors chose to take profits at that level. Coupled with lingering uncertainties in the US geopolitical situation, the market remains cautious.

However, an interesting point is that Bitcoin spot ETFs have been attracting capital from the end of last year to now, indicating that institutional demand remains resilient. This suggests that large funds have not truly exited the market. In the short term, $BTC is likely to stay within this price range, testing support and resistance levels back and forth, waiting for clearer directional signals. The stability of institutional holdings and retail investors' profit-taking create a delicate balance—how long this standoff can last depends on policy developments over the next two weeks.