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Bitcoin crashed to $89,369 on its 6th straight session (longest since Nov 2024), down 9% from its $98K peak amid tariff fears and a death cross.
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According to technical analysis, Bitcoin is below both EMAs, targeting $84,000 next, then $74,000, with extreme risk of falling to $50,000.
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Despite $1.4 billion in ETF inflows last week, breaking $100,000 is now macro-led as tariff threats pull all risk assets lower.
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Bitcoin trades at $90,630 on January 11, 2026, breaking below the 50-week moving average for the first time since October 2023.
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According to my weekly chart analysis, Bitcoin may test the 200-week EMA at $68,00, representing a potential 25% decline from current levels.
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Crypto influencers James Wynn, Brannigan Barrett, and coko.nad back bearish targets between $64,000-$68,000.
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Bitcoin experts forecast 2026 prices ranging from $75,000 to $225,000, while BTC remains around $90,000.
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Consensus predictions cluster around $120,000- $175,000, supported by expectations of a Fed dovish pivot following the May Chair transition.
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Bitcoin remains trapped in a $84,000- $94,000 consolidation, with a medium-term bearish target at $74,000 before expected reaccumulation and an ATH return.
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