Am Dienstag fiel Bitcoin erneut auf rund 91.000 USD zurück, nachdem er am Vortag kurz den Wert von 94.000 USD wiedererlangt hatte. Die Gewinnrealisierung durch neue Marktteilnehmer geht weiter.
Aktuelle Daten zeigen einen starken Verkaufsdruck in der Nähe eines entscheidenden Widerstands, trotz Verbesserung der fundamentalen Nachfrageindikatoren.
Realisierung von Gewinnen: Große Verkaufsorders haben den Aufschwung von Bitcoin gestoppt
Die Korrektur erfolgte nach dem gescheiterten Versuch, den Bereich über 94.000 bis 95.000 USD zu durchbrechen. Orderbuch-Daten zeigten fast 100 Mio. USD an Verkaufsorders auf den Hauptbörsen.
This liquidity cluster acted as a ceiling, halting the rise and triggering short-term profit-taking.
The 91,000 USD zone for Bitcoin serves as a entry point for large-volume new buyers who emerged at the beginning of 2025. It appears these investors are now taking short-term profits after the recent volatility.
Order book heatmaps showed that sellers absorbed buying pressure as Bitcoin entered this zone.
When the upward momentum stalled, leveraged traders closed positions, accelerating the decline toward 91,000 USD. This move reflects market structure, not a sudden shift in sentiment.
Price reversal is still possible
Despite corrections, on-chain data and flow patterns suggest that the broader trend remains constructive.
CryptoQuant data shows the BTC-to-stablecoin reserve ratio on Binance is rising again. This signals increasing buying power awaiting market entry.
A higher indicator means traders are holding stablecoins and waiting for attractive entry points. They typically deploy capital during corrections, not chasing breakouts.
Such gradual liquidity inflows often precede consolidation phases, when price fluctuates within a range before the next directional move. They typically do not support sharp, vertical gains in the short term.
Institutional demand remains stable as well. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of approximately 697 million USD on January 5. Total inflows have approached 58 billion USD.
Importantly, these inflows have persisted even when Bitcoin struggled at resistance. This suggests long-term positioning, not speculative demand for short-term momentum.
The contrast between strong ETF inflows and weak price performance in the short term highlights a growing divergence in the market.
Long-term buyers continue to accumulate. Short-term traders react to technical levels and liquidity clusters. This dynamic explains why Bitcoin failed to sustain gains above 94,000 USD, yet did not trigger widespread panic selling.
There were no signs of mass inflows into exchanges or aggressive distribution by long-term holders accompanying the decline.
For now, data points to consolidation, not a trend reversal. A breakout above 95,000 USD will most likely require sustained demand in the spot market, lower liquidity on the selling side, and confirmation on risk markets.
By this time, corrections toward lower levels around 90,000 USD are consistent with the market digesting recent gains.
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