On January 19, 2026, Bitcoin fell intraday from $95,467 to $92,263 and traded near $92,973 by Monday afternoon UTC, up 2.6% over the week and 5.4% over the month. Analysts including John Glover, Nic Puckrin, and Samer Hasn say further downside is likely before a potential Wave V advance, with risk-off conditions limiting a stronger recovery.

EDF has entered a Memorandum of Understanding with droppRWA to assess blockchain and tokenisation applications across Saudi Arabia's energy sector. The framework targets streamlined transactions, on-chain energy assets, and carbon credit mechanisms. EDF says it serves 41.5 million customers and reported €118.7 billion in 2024 consolidated sales.

On the morning of Tuesday, January 6, 2026, the total crypto market capitalization rose 1.2% to $3.29 trillion, with 97 of the top 100 coins gaining and trading volume reaching $139 billion. Bitcoin is up 0.8% to $93,583 within an $80,000–$95,000 trading range, while Ethereum has climbed 1.8% to $3,228 and outperformed BTC over the past week. Analysts cite a reflexive bounce after BTC was oversold at the end of 2025 and note continued US spot BTC and ETH ETF inflows, alongside a shift in market sentiment into neutral territory.

Uniform Labs has introduced Multiliquid, an institutional liquidity layer designed for tokenised financial markets that enables atomic swaps between stablecoins and blue-chip tokenised money market funds or other real-world assets. The protocol, live on Ethereum with a Solana deployment planned, currently supports stablecoins such as USDC and USDT alongside tokenised Treasuries and other regulated RWA portfolios.

Market analyst Tony Severino from YouHodler says Bitcoin remains technically in an uptrend but is facing heavy resistance around the $100,000 area, which he views as a potential bull trap. He argues that failure to reclaim and hold above this level and a drop below the $74,000 support could confirm a bear market, with a possible downside target near $53,000. Severino also expects Ethereum to start outperforming Bitcoin and suggests that a shift in the ETH/BTC ratio could set the stage for a new altcoin phase in 2026.

On December 15, 2025, the crypto market opened the week lower, with total capitalization down 0.5% to $3.15 trillion and trading volume at $94.3 billion. Bitcoin slipped 0.5% to $89,627 while Ethereum rose 0.6% to $3,128, as analysts highlighted $74,000 as a key BTC support level to maintain the broader uptrend. Market participants are watching the Bank of Japan’s planned December 19 rate hike, mixed US spot ETF flows, and new SEC custody guidance as potential catalysts for a break from the current consolidation range.

On December 12, 2025 (UTC), total crypto market capitalization rose 1.9% to $3.23 trillion, with trading volume at $124 billion and 90 of the top 100 coins advancing. Bitcoin gained 2% to $92,126, while Ethereum added 1% to $3,239. US BTC and ETH spot ETFs posted outflows on December 11, totaling $77.34 million and $42.37 million, respectively.

Bitcoin is trading in what Glassnode describes as a structurally fragile range, pressured by high unrealized losses, rising realized losses, and profit-taking by long-term holders. Even so, demand has so far kept the price above the True Market Mean, and analysts say a retest of $95,000 and $102,700 is possible if sellers begin to tire. On-chain and derivatives data point to a cautious market, with muted ETF flows, subdued liquidity and options positioning that anticipates a volatility event into late December, according to Glassnode.

The crypto market rose 2.2% to a $3.2 trillion capitalization on December 8, 2025, according to Cryptonews.com. BTC gained 2.4% to $91,532 and ETH climbed 3.3% to $3,133. Ninety of the top 100 assets advanced, and total trading volume reached $111 billion. An analyst cautioned the correction could take months, with BTC potentially ranging between $71,000 and $105,000 over the next 4–6 months.