On Monday, January 19, 2026, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing increased selling pressure. Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $93,752.71, down 1.4% on the day, while Ethereum (ETH) declined to $3,284.32, a loss of 0.7%. Weekly gains are narrowing: +3.2% for BTC and +2.8% for ETH. This correction continues the weekend consolidation but with greater intensity. BTC broke the key support level of $95,000, opening the door to a test of $93,000. ETH, though less impacted, is showing signs of weakness by slipping below $3,300. Technically, the break below $95,000 support is a short-term bearish signal. BTC’s RSI has dropped below 50, indicating negative momentum. However, volumes remain moderate, which could limit the depth of the correction. ETH, with support at $3,250, could act as a barrier. Macroeconomic factors are mixed, with inflation concerns in the U.S. weighing on risk assets. The short-term outlook is bearish, with a possible test of $92,000 for BTC if selling pressure persists. A technical bounce is possible if buyers step in around $93,000.
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