Brief live summary for 2026.1.27, please listen to the replay for details. The prediction for next week remains bearish. Bitcoin may drop to 940-920, and I will consider entering the market at this level. The forecast is that in the first half of the week, it will rise to 982-990, then fall back to 940-920. It’s also possible that it won’t go up and will drop directly. After all, next week Trump may carry out a military strike on Iran, and Japan is very likely to raise interest rates. Today is Sunday, and the market is still volatile. Have a good rest over the weekend.

#WeekendMarketAnalysis As we head towards the weekend of January 17-18, 2026, the cryptocurrency market is currently characterized by "high-altitude consolidation." Following a strong start to the year with Bitcoin briefly reaching $98,000, the market is currently experiencing a cooling-off period characterized by mixed signals and cautious institutional participation. Here is the market analysis and price outlook for the major cryptocurrencies for this weekend. Market Sentiment: "January Reset" The current volatility is seen as a typical Q1 "clean-up." Following the 2025 holiday rallies, institutional players are rebalancing their portfolios. While the "Fear and Greed Index" has fallen into a neutral/fearful zone (around 27), this is largely due to profit-taking rather than a structural collapse. 1. Bitcoin (BTC): The $95k Tug-of-War Bitcoin is currently range-bound. After hitting $98,000, it saw a rejection and is now hovering around the $95,000 mark. Outlook: Expect continued fluctuation. BTC needs to reclaim and hold $96,500 to signal a fresh leg up toward the psychological $100,000 barrier. Support/Resistance: Strong support sits at $92,000. If this holds over the weekend, a rebound is likely by Sunday evening. A drop below $88,000 would signal a deeper retracement. 2. Ethereum (ETH): The "Frustrating Middle Child" Ethereum continues to struggle with narrative dominance, currently trading around $3,200–$3,300. While fundamental progress (scaling and L1 throughput) is exponential, the price action remains lethargic compared to Bitcoin. Outlook: Likely to follow BTC's lead with slightly higher volatility. Institutional interest in ETH staking and ETFs remains a long-term tailwind, but for this weekend, expect it to remain stuck in the $3,100–$3,400 range. 3. Solana (SOL): The Ecosystem Outperformer Solana remains the "darling" of the current cycle, supported by surging meme coin activity (accounting for 50% of its DEX volume) and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. Outlook: Currently trading near $144. SOL has shown more resilience than ETH during recent dips. If the market rebounds, SOL is positioned to lead the charge toward $160+ due to high network activity and the "Alpenglow" upgrade hype. 4. Altcoins & Narratives BNB: Holding steady near $938, benefiting from continued dominance in spot volume. AI Tokens (e.g., TAO): Decentralized AI is decoupling from traditional tech stocks, showing strength even when the broader market is flat. XRP: Consolidating around $2.06 after a period of heavy ETF-driven interest. The Verdict: Fluctuation or Rebound? The weekend is likely to start with continued fluctuation as the market digests recent ETF outflows. However, there is a strong case for a late-weekend rebound: Spot Demand: While leverage is being wiped out, spot buying remains healthy. Macro Triggers: Investors are eyeing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Jan 20, which may lead to "pre-game" accumulation on Sunday. Liquidity: The "coiling" pattern in BTC suggests that when the current range breaks, the move will be violent—likely to the upside given the bullish 2026 structure. Summary Table: Weekend PriceTargets BTC | $95,200 | $97,500 | $92,000 | ETH | $3,296 | $3,450 | $3,100 | SOL | $144 | $158 | $135 | BNB | $938 | $960 | $910 |

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