https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/bitcoin-2026-price-predictions-btc-price-250k-10k-next-year?lid=iu2lgmpt92k0
PS: A ridiculous article, sharing for those who like reading other's predictions or have their own predictions and theories
PS: A ridiculous article, sharing for those who like reading other's predictions or have their own predictions and theories
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Bitcoin 2026 Price Predictions: Will BTC See $250K or $10K Next Year?
Bitcoin's 2026 price remains one of the most debated projections in finance as 2025 draws to a close.
Several major cryptocurrency regulations take effect on January 1, 2026:
🇭🇰 Hong Kong: Banks face new Basel-based capital requirements for crypto asset exposures.
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Crypto Market Update — 8 Jan 2026
Markets are focused on TODAY’s US jobs report, with forecasts of about 45,000 jobs added and unemployment at 4.6%. If data lands near expectations, markets are likely to take it calmly. A weaker print could cause a short-term dip that is expected to be bought quickly.
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold rates steady in January, with only around two cuts priced for the entire year. Crypto does not need strong good news right now, just “not bad” data to keep risk sentiment stable.
Bitcoin rallied toward $94,000 last week but was rejected after ETF outflows and a more negative Coinbase Premium. Price has pulled back into the $89,000 to $90,000 zone, which is the key support level to watch.
If Bitcoin holds above $89,000–$90,000, the path back toward $94,000 remains open, provided ETF inflows return and Long-Term Holder selling eases. A break below $89,000 increases the risk of a move toward around $84,000.
Globally, risk sentiment remains fragile. Asian equity markets have softened, the US dollar remains firm, and higher energy prices driven by geopolitical tensions are adding to inflation uncertainty across markets, including crypto.
Regulatory developments continue to influence sentiment, particularly in the UK where stricter crypto tax reporting and disclosure rules have come into effect. While this may weigh on short-term sentiment, it improves long-term clarity and institutional confidence.
Markets are focused on TODAY’s US jobs report, with forecasts of about 45,000 jobs added and unemployment at 4.6%. If data lands near expectations, markets are likely to take it calmly. A weaker print could cause a short-term dip that is expected to be bought quickly.
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold rates steady in January, with only around two cuts priced for the entire year. Crypto does not need strong good news right now, just “not bad” data to keep risk sentiment stable.
Bitcoin rallied toward $94,000 last week but was rejected after ETF outflows and a more negative Coinbase Premium. Price has pulled back into the $89,000 to $90,000 zone, which is the key support level to watch.
If Bitcoin holds above $89,000–$90,000, the path back toward $94,000 remains open, provided ETF inflows return and Long-Term Holder selling eases. A break below $89,000 increases the risk of a move toward around $84,000.
Globally, risk sentiment remains fragile. Asian equity markets have softened, the US dollar remains firm, and higher energy prices driven by geopolitical tensions are adding to inflation uncertainty across markets, including crypto.
Regulatory developments continue to influence sentiment, particularly in the UK where stricter crypto tax reporting and disclosure rules have come into effect. While this may weigh on short-term sentiment, it improves long-term clarity and institutional confidence.