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Party’s Over For Bitcoin Bulls: Analyst Reveals The Next Steps
Bitcoin’s price action in recent days has shifted from controlled upward momentum to rejection in the past 24 hours. After failing to hold above $97,000 last week, Bitcoin has rolled over with expanding downside momentum, printing consecutive indecisive bearish candles on the daily timeframe.
An interesting view was laid out in a recent technical analysis shared on X by a crypto analyst known as Guru, who argued that what many traders mistook for consolidation was, in fact, a late-stage distribution phase for Bitcoin.
Rejection At The Range TopTechnical analysis of Bitcoin’s price action on the daily candlestick timeframe chart shows that the leading cryptocurrency has been trading in an ascending channel with a series of higher lows and higher highs since November 2025. An ascending channel is generally bullish, since it suggests buyers are increasingly gaining control.
However, the outlook laid out by Guru projects Bitcoin’s price action resolving into a bearish downturn. Notably, Bitcoin’s price action recently pushed into the upper boundary of the range and was firmly rejected. This rejection is the focal point of his analysis. Instead of a breakout or a clean continuation higher, Bitcoin failed to sustain momentum at resistance, which is a sign that sellers are stepping in.
In Guru’s view, this behavior is inconsistent with accumulation. He describes the structure as a rising range forming after a completed expansion. The rejection at the upper boundary means supply is overwhelming demand, even though the price is trending slightly higher within the range.
Based on this, the analyst warned that the “party is over” for bulls as a final warning for traders before a projected downturn. “Last call to SELL before the REAL crash hits below 80K. Bulls won’t get another warning,” he said.
Price Target And The Bearish RoadmapGuru’s analysis is very specific when it comes to where he believes Bitcoin is headed if the range continues to hold as resistance. In terms of a price target, the analyst projected a move that sees BTC falling below $80,000 and even extending the crash below $76,000.
As it stands, Bitcoin is trading at $92,930, having retraced by 2.1% in the past 24 hours. What has added validity to Guru’s prediction is the comparison between his previous analysis in December 2025 and the current price action. A month ago, he shared the same rising channel and outlined a path that he expected the price of Bitcoin to follow within the channel.
Bitcoin respected the channel throughout December, bounced within its boundaries, and then rejected almost precisely where the projection suggested. The subsequent decline is unfolding along the same path he outlined. This alignment has led Guru to double down on his bearish outlook.
The analyst also challenged the narrative of BTC as a dependable store of value in what he describes as a “chaos economy” in 2026.
What To Expect For The Bitcoin Price This Week After Psychological Breakdown
A crypto analyst has delivered a detailed psychological breakdown outlining what investors, traders, and market watchers should expect from the Bitcoin price this week. The report focuses on market behavior that has remained largely unchanged and could most likely continue its bearish streak to new lows.
Bitcoin Price Expectation For The WeekCrypto market expert Doctor Profit has released a compelling report examining the Bitcoin price movement this week. In this analysis posted on X, he explained that Bitcoin has seen almost no meaningful price movement since November 2025. Price action remains stuck in a sideways consolidation, which the analyst views as a bearish sign that could eventually lead to another crash below the $80,000 zone.
Doctor Profit revealed that he had anticipated Bitcoin’s current consolidation months earlier. He warned that sideways movement would dominate the market before BTC faces a sharper pullback. That warning still stands, signaling a cautious, bearish outlook for the leading cryptocurrency.
Because he expects Bitcoin to move lower, the analyst confirmed that he is still holding his short position from $115,000 and $125,000. He noted that additional shorts would only be considered if BTC revisits the $97,000-$107,000 range, and nowhere earlier. Doctor Profit also revealed that his first short, around $97,000, has already been filled, with another positioned near $98,000.
The analyst shared a detailed price chart showing all his short positions and Bitcoin’s “top territory” near $120,000. Several additional orders have also been placed between $97,000 and $110,000 to manage risk during the cryptocurrency’s prolonged consolidation phase.
Beyond technical structures, the report highlighted January 21, 2026, as a key date for the crypto market, as it marks the expected release of the CLARITY Act bill. Doctor Profit stressed that once the bill is published, it would give institutions and traders a clear view of the regulatory framework, showing who regulates crypto, how exchanges would be treated, and whether the new rules would favor or restrict the industry.
Even without an immediate vote by the US Senate Banking Committee, Doctor Profit noted that the bill’s release alone could move markets. He explained that clarity eliminates uncertainty in the market, which is a powerful catalyst for price action. Notably, the vote on the bill has been scheduled for January 27, with its outcome set to shape the future of crypto regulations and also influence price movements.
Analyst Remains Extremely Bearish On BitcoinDoctor Profit has said in his report that he remains extremely bearish on the market, expecting another leg down that would officially confirm his bear market thesis. He stated that there have been no relevant updates to invalidate his outlook or support a new bullish narrative. His chart forecasts a potential drop toward the $70,000- $75,000 range. With Bitcoin currently trading above $92,500, that would mean a decline of over 20%.
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Institutional Buying Spreads Across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP – Is The Bull Market Returning?
Buying activity among investors and traders has improved in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP leading the charge. Investors’ growing adoption and interest in these leading coins underscores their potential to produce significant gains in the long term.
Discreet Buying of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRPWith the market regaining bullish traction, several major cryptocurrency assets are starting to showcase upward movements. Following this rebound, institutional investors are stealthily reentering the cryptocurrency market and establishing holdings in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP, without the customary fanfare.
According to the On-Chain Mind, a Bitcoin and crypto data analyst, this renewed demand among institutional investors is observed in the Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) field. Specifically, the behavior, which is significant for the market, is outlined on the Total ETF Flow metric.
This suggests that large funds and professional desks seem to be accumulating during times of muted volatility and mixed moods, taking advantage of liquidity supplied by cautious retail traders rather than pursuing short-term price movements. A widespread purchasing pressure across several significant networks suggests a shift from selective exposure to a more diversified institutional strategy.
After observing the key metric, On-Chain Mind revealed that the daily total crypto ETF flows for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP are showing their highest net inflows since October 2025. The expert stated that institutional capital stepping back in quietly, absorbing supply while sentiment is still unstable, is exactly what investors have been anticipating. With capital from smart money flowing underneath the surface, these key investors may be preparing the market for its next sustained phase.
XRP Spot ETFs Are Still Maintaining Strong InflowsLately, the XRP Spot ETFs are seeing one of the most significant demands and interest from institutional investors. Arthur, a market expert and BingX partner, shared on X that smart money traders are heavily positioning themselves into the XRP spot ETFs.
While retail investors step back, institutional flows are showing a completely different narrative and action. Such a divergence frequently signals a change in market structure, when conviction-driven capital absorbs supply from weaker hands without immediately causing price excitement.
In the past week alone, more than 22.63 million XRP were recorded flowing into the newly launched funds, as seen in the chart posted by the expert. After weeks of additional positions from every major issuer, over 803.78 million XRP is currently being locked within the spot ETFs.
When millions of tokens are being moved into ETFs per day, it often means that a major repricing is only a matter of time before it occurs. Meanwhile, XRP’s current structure reflects a more careful and calm positioning process, which historically tends to develop in price right after the accumulation phase is essentially finished.
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Is Elon Musk Planning To Abandon Dogecoin In Favor Of XRP For X Payments?
X’s owner, Elon Musk, is allegedly considering integrating XRP and RLUSD into the social media platform. This marks a shift from rumors that the world’s richest man could integrate Dogecoin, given his fondness for the foremost meme coin.
Pundit Claims Rumors of Elon Musk Integrating XRP and RLUSDIn an X post, crypto pundit JackTheRippler claimed that there are rumors that Elon Musk will integrate XRP and RLUSD into X. This came as he shared a video in which the world’s richest man said the social media platform could become half of the global financial system if done right.
This aligns with Elon Musk’s vision to transform X into an ‘Everything App.’ However, it is worth noting that the world’s richest man didn’t mention anything about integrating XRP or RLUSD on the social media platform. Musk has only once commented on XRP, in 2024, when he said he thinks crypto helps with individual freedom, in response to a question about whether the XRP Ledger could be integrated into financial institutions in the future.
Before JackTheRippler’s claim about an XRP and RLUSD integration, Dogecoin had been the coin that had been widely rumored to get integrated into X payments when the payments system launches. This is due to Elon Musk’s fondness for the foremost meme coin, with the world’s richest man referencing the meme coin on several occasions.
However, Elon Musk has never confirmed plans to integrate Dogecoin or any other crypto asset, including the altcoin and RLUSD, into X. There has also been no confirmed date for the X payments launch, which was expected to happen last year. Meanwhile, although Musk has not mentioned integrating cryptocurrencies, the world’s richest man appears to be warming to them, especially Bitcoin.
Last year, Elon Musk admitted that Bitcoin, alongside Dogecoin, was based on energy. He then stated that one can issue fake fiat currency, which governments have done, but that it is “impossible to fake energy.”
Musk Likely To Integrate Crypto Into XMarket experts, such as SkyBridge founder Anthony Scaramucci, have opined that Elon Musk will integrate cryptocurrencies into X. In an interview, he said the world’s richest man will build a super app and that he will be using crypto. However, Scaramucci admitted that he wasn’t sure how Musk would go about it, whether he would integrate known cryptos like Bitcoin, XRP, Dogecoin.
He also raised the possibility of Elon Musk creating his own coin, like Telegram’s TON, or that it could be a stablecoin. In the meantime, X’s Head of Product, Nikita Bier, announced that they are building smart cashtags that will allow users to specify the exact crypto asset when posting a ticker. Users will be able to tap these tickers to see real-time pricing for these crypto assets in their timeline.
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Solana Labs CEO Says Ethereum-Style ‘Walkaway’ Thinking Is a Death Wish
Over the weekend, Solana Labs CEO Anatoly Yakovenko pushed back on Vitalik Buterin’s latest case for Ethereum “ossification,” arguing that for Solana, continuous protocol iteration is not optional, it is survival.
The exchange was sparked by a Jan. 12 post in which Buterin said “Ethereum itself must pass the walkaway test,” framing Ethereum as a base layer that should remain usable even if the community largely stops making substantive protocol changes.
“It must support applications that are more like tools […] than like services that lose all functionality once the vendor loses interest in maintaining them,” Buterin wrote. “But building such applications is not possible on a base layer which itself depends on ongoing updates from a vendor in order to continue being usable […] Hence, Ethereum itself must pass the walkaway test.”
Why Solana Can’t Afford To OssifyYakovenko replied that he “actually think[s] fairly differently on this,” laying out a philosophy that treats adaptability as core to Solana’s value proposition. “Solana needs to never stop iterating,” he wrote. “It shouldn’t depend on any single group or individual to do so, but if it ever stops changing to fit the needs of its devs and users, it will die.” In Yakovenko’s framing, the risk is not merely technical stagnation; it is a network losing relevance to the people building and transacting on it.
Buterin’s “walkaway test” rests on the idea that Ethereum should reach a point where its usefulness does not “strictly depend on any features that are not in the protocol already,” even if the ecosystem continues improving via client optimizations and limited parameter changes. He also sketched a set of medium-term protocol objectives, ranging from quantum resistance and scalable architecture to long-lived state design and decentralization safeguards, aimed at making Ethereum robust “for decades” and reducing the need for frequent disruptive upgrades.
Yakovenko’s critique is less about those specific goals than the premise that a base layer should aspire to being able to “ossify if we want to.” In his view, ossification is not a neutral milestone; it risks locking in a protocol that can’t keep pace with developer and user demands. “To not die requires to always be useful,” he wrote. “So the primary goal of protocol changes should be to solve a dev or user problem.” At the same time, he emphasized prioritization over maximalism: “That doesn’t mean solve every problem, in fact, saying no to most problems is necessary.”
A key overlap in both positions is a skepticism toward dependence on a single “vendor,” though they operationalize it differently. Buterin wants Ethereum’s base layer to become sufficiently complete that it can remain dependable even if the upgrade cadence slows dramatically. Yakovenko, by contrast, argues that Solana should assume upgrades will keep coming, but not necessarily from any one core team.
“You should always count on there being a next version of solana, just not necessarily from Anza or Labs or fd,” he wrote, referencing major entities in Solana’s development orbit. He then pointed to a future where governance and funding mechanisms could directly underwrite that work, suggesting “we are likely to end up in a world where a SIMD vote pays for the GPUs that write the code,” a nod to both on-chain coordination and the growing role of AI-assisted development.
At press time, SOL traded at $133.84.
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US Dollar At Risk? Stablecoin Yield Ban Gives Digital Yuan The Upper Hand: Scaramucci
Anthony Scaramucci has warned that a new US rule could hand the upper hand to Beijing. Reports say he believes a ban on paying yield to holders of dollar stablecoins will make dollar-linked digital rails less attractive than the digital yuan, which is moving toward paying interest on wallets.
Stablecoin Yield Ban And Dollar CompetitivenessLawmakers in Congress are considering a bill that would reshape how digital assets are treated in the United States.
“The whole system is broken,” Scaramucci said on X, reacting to the Clarity Act’s restriction that blocks crypto exchanges and service providers in the US from paying yield to stablecoin holders.
According to the bill text, the proposed Clarity Act would bar certain kinds of yield or interest from being paid in connection with holding payment stablecoins, closing off a path some platforms use to offer rewards. This change is woven into a broader effort to define which digital tokens fall under which regulators.
The whole system is broken: The Banks do not want the competition from the stable coin issuers so they’re blocking the yield in the meantime the Chinese are issuing yield so what do you think the emerging countries will choose as a rail system the one with or without yield?
— Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) January 16, 2026
Banks And Exchanges Push BackReports note the move has split industry players. Some banks have warned that easy access to yield outside the banking system could drain deposits and change lending patterns.
At the same time, major crypto firms have voiced concern that a hard ban on yield will blunt the competitiveness of US dollar-based token services and could push global users toward alternatives that offer returns.
The debate has also strained support for the bill, with at least one high-profile exchange pulling its backing amid disagreement.
China’s Move To Pay Interest On e-CNYChina is already acting on a different path. Based on reports, commercial banks there will be allowed to pay interest on digital yuan holdings, a step meant to boost use of the state’s central bank digital currency.
The change went into effect around the start of this year and was presented as a way to encourage people and institutions to try the e-CNY more often.
Why This Matters For Smaller EconomiesMoney flows respond to yield. If a digital yuan offers returns while US dollar tokens cannot, some governments and firms in emerging markets might favor the payment rails that provide a financial edge.
That is the central point behind Scaramucci’s warning. It’s not just about finance and stablecoins; it is also about which systems gain traction for trade and cross-border payments.
Regulators now face a tough call. Reports say the choice is between strict limits that curb certain crypto yields and looser rules that could pressure bank deposits. Either route carries tradeoffs for stability, competition, and the global reach of the dollar.
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Hoskinson Blasts Ripple CEO Garlinghouse In Fresh Public Rant
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson took aim at Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse in a January 18, 2026 video, criticizing what he framed as an industry push to accept the US Clarity Act on terms that would expand the Securities and Exchange Commission’s authority over new projects.
Speaking on Jan 18, Hoskinson used a wide-ranging monologue on market fatigue, industry morale, and the mission behind Cardano and Midnight to zero in on a regulatory flashpoint: a bill he described as swollen by “137 amendments” and tilted toward the SEC. In his telling, the proposal would force crypto projects to “go beg and plead” for relief, with “all new projects” treated as securities by default.
Why Hoskinson Blasted Ripple CEO GarlinghouseHoskinson argued that the outcome would be a strategic own-goal, worse, in his view, than the policy uncertainty the industry has been trying to escape. “How is that any better than what Scary Gary [Gensler] gave us under Biden?” he said, referring to the SEC’s enforcement action against the crypto industry under former US President Joe Biden, before extending the critique to lobbying and political dealmaking more broadly.
Hoskinson’s sharpest remarks came when he cited unnamed industry figures he suggested are urging compromise, then called out Garlinghouse directly. “Still got people like Brad [Garlinghouse] saying well it’s not perfect but we just got to get something,” he said. “You know, it’s better than no clarity. Hand it to the same people who sued us. Hand it to the same people who put us out of business, who subpoenaed us, who put us in jail. That’s better. That’s what we fought for.”
He then framed the decision as effectively irreversible once legislated, invoking the long life of US securities law to argue that a flawed framework would calcify. “And tell me, how do we change it? Like we changed the Securities Exchange Act of 1933,” Hoskinson said. “93 years later, have we been able to change it? No. You pass it, you own it forever. Sorry, Brad. It’s not better than chaos. Take the chaos and fight for what’s right. Fight for integrity.”
How about focusing on helping shape the Clarity Bill instead of crashing out on Brad for no reason, Charles? pic.twitter.com/3jDHUiEbNp
— Vet (@Vet_X0) January 18, 2026
While the Garlinghouse jab was the most explicit, Hoskinson placed it inside a larger narrative: that crypto’s purpose is being reduced to a lobbying-driven contest for acceptable market access rather than an attempt to redesign how value and identity are handled online.
He argued that the industry is at risk of normalizing a world of “custodial wallet” defaults, pervasive KYC, and reversible transactions, outcomes he associated with legacy power structures rather than the original “revolution” ethos.
“I didn’t sign up to hand the revolution to 15 banks,” he said, describing a future where transactions can be “frozen at a whim.” Hoskinson linked those concerns to a broader critique of technological surveillance and what he called the loss of individual “agency,” suggesting the industry’s incentive structure is pulling leaders toward comfort and access rather than confrontation.
The remarks landed amid a separate thread in his talk: a rebuke of what he called “toxic learned hopelessness” in crypto discourse. Hoskinson said he had stopped using X/Twitter, still broadcasting, but not reading or engaging—arguing that constant outrage and demands for instant announcements distort how long negotiations and product development actually work.
At press time, XRP traded at $1.95.
