The crypto market is hitting the brakes this Thursday, January 8. Bitcoin plunges -2.6% to settle at $91,257.16, while Ethereum falls to $3,164.79, losing the psychological threshold of $3,200. This correction wipes out some of the gains from earlier in the week, but on a weekly basis, BTC remains up +4.3%. The decline is attributed to profit-taking after Tuesday’s rally, coupled with macroeconomic concerns: US bond yields have risen, boosting the dollar’s appeal and weighing on risk assets. Technically, Bitcoin has broken the $92,000 support level, which had served as a floor for three days. The next support zone is around $90,000, a major psychological threshold. Ethereum, more volatile, is testing $3,150, with an RSI at 45, signaling a possible continuation of the decline if BTC does not stabilize. Trading volume has surged by 20%, indicating active seller participation. Despite this pullback, the weekly trend remains positive, leaving room for a technical rebound. Investors will closely watch US inflation data scheduled for next week.
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