Weekend Under Pressure: Bitcoin Slips to $90,504, ETH at $3,083
The crypto market ended the week on a slightly negative note this Saturday, January 10. Bitcoin fell -0.5% to $90,504.90, while Ethereum followed the same trend to $3,083.14. Over the full week, BTC still holds a modest gain of +0.6%, but the bullish momentum from earlier in the week has clearly faded. This decline is attributed to low weekend volume, a period when institutional investors are less active, leaving room for retail traders. Technically, Bitcoin is dangerously close to the $90,000 support level—a psychological threshold that, if broken, could open the door to a deeper correction toward $88,000. Ethereum, below $3,100, shows signs of weakness, with an RSI of 42 indicating persistent selling pressure. Overall sentiment is cautious: exchange flows are declining, suggesting investors prefer to wait for clearer signals. Despite everything, the week remains positive in terms of weekly performance, offering a slim hope for a rebound on Monday. The coming days will be decisive in determining whether the market can hold its gains or enter a longer consolidation phase.
