On Saturday, January 10, 2026, the price of Bitcoin was anywhere near $90,596 and moved within an $89,822 to $91,839 range through the day, reporting almost no movements during the day. A 0.55% Worldwide Crypto Currency Loss did affect the numbers, but in total, the price remained positive to all Altcoins. Ethereum continued to hold the $3,000 region while XRP was ranging above $2.00. A flat price also was perceived for Solana and Dogecoin.
The Bitcoin price remained stable through the day, and the 0.55% loss across the total CE affected all continued to hold above $3,000.Ethereum did the same and XRP has been Over $2.00. Solana and Dogecoin also remained flat.
The Bitcoin price remained stable through the day, and the 0.55% loss across the total CE affected all continued to hold above $3,000. Ethereum did the same and XRP has been Over $2.00. Solana and Dogecoin also remained flat.
SPX and Xau/usd and NG Trend in the opposite direction indicated Risk on Assets able to fall. Overall, the Bitcoin price remained stable through the day, and the 0.55% loss across the total CE affected all continued to hold above $3,000. Ethereum did the same and XRP has been Over $2.00. Solana and Dogecoin also remained flat.
The price of Bitcoin was anywhere near$90,596 and moved within an $89,822 to $91,839 range through the day, reporting almost no movements during the day. A 0.55% Worldwide Crypto Currency Loss did affect the numbers, but in total, the price remained positive to all Altcoins. Ethereum continued to hold the $3,000 region while XRP was ranging above $2.00. A flat price also was perceived for Solana and Dogecoin.
The Bitcoin price remained stable through the day, and the 0.55% loss across the total CE affected all continued to hold above $3,000. Ethereum did the same and XRP has been Over $2.00. Solana and Dogecoin also remained flat.
SPX and Xau/usd and NG Trend in the opposite direction indicated Risk on Assets able to fall.
The U.S. government has officially started to consider Bitcoin to be part of its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
U.S. government Bitcoin confiscated prior to this being the case will likely be removed from circulation to be stored along with the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve holdings. Scott Bessent elaborates that this situation will not warrant the U. S. Gov to buy up Bitcoin as they will simply hold on to the BTC they already have.
This development recorded regarding the U. S. Government’s Bitcoin regulations is once again strengthening the already coined term, “digital gold”, Bitcoin is now being treated as “digital gold” once again, but this time in the U.S. Ultimately, from this new strategy for accumulating digital assets, we can expect to see not only the U.S. but also many other nations following this new avenue for potential economic strategies through digital assets.
Multiple U.S. states are continuing to propose new Bitcoin legislation. Most notably, a** Florida bill proposing a Bitcoin reserve** is anticipated to be reintroduced in the 2026 legislative session.
Federal policymakers are starting to coincide with state Bitcoin legislation, which further solidifies Bitcoin’s ability to act as a long-term store of value, especially without the government actively buying. Most recently, ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood speculated that President Donald Trump would make Bitcoin purchases to impose a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve, further legitimizing Bitcoin’s role in the economy.
Bitcoin experienced a recent bottom at the $88,000 support level and has since cleared $90,000. There is still resistance at $91,000. The 4-hour MACD shows a bullish crossover, while the 4-hour RSI is at 46. There is still room for the price to make a move in either direction.
In general, Bitcoin is still in a wider range of between $88,000 – $95,000. A confirmed breakout above $95,000 may open the doors to $97,500 and also $100,000 which is a significant psychological resistance level. Nevertheless, if it fails to clear this resistance, we may see yet another pullback towards the bottom of this range which will keep traders on the sidelines in the short term.
