#MarketRebound
Bitcoin $BTC and other cryptocurrencies have not seen a clear rebound as of January 21, 2026, unlike the partial recovery in equities; instead, the crypto market continues to face downward pressure amid global trade tensions from Trump's tariff threats. $BTC BTC traded around $88,900-$89,400, down 3-6% over the past day and week, with the total market cap dropping 3.4% to $3.1 trillion after $1 billion in liquidations.��
Price MovementsMajor coins slid: Bitcoin below $90K after six straight days of losses, B$BNB NB down 5.2% to $879, and altcoins like Monero falling 19%.��
While some technicals show hidden bullish divergence on RSI, analysts warn of further drops to $85K if risk-off sentiment persists.�
Factors Behind DeclineCrypto lagged gold/silver rallies and even equities, losing its safe-haven status temporarily due to risk aversion, spot BTC outflows, and broader market stress from tariffs and rising yields in Japan.���
Fear & Greed Index hit "extreme fear" at 24.�
OutlookShort-term volatility persists with rebound potential to $92K-$94K on de-escalation, but experts like Tom Lee foresee a 2026 correction before BTC hits new highs later in the year.��
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