Cryptocurrency markets reversed a tepid start to the week on news that Donald Trump is reportedly considering signing several crypto-related executive orders on his first day in office.
| Cryptocurrency | Prix | Gains +/- |
| Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) | 94 357 $ | -0,1 % |
| Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) | 3 117 $ | -4,5 % |
| Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) | 181,90 $ | -3,3 % |
| XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) | 2,54 $ | +0,9 % |
| Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) | 0,3358 $ | -0 % |
| Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) | 0,00002108 $ | -2,2 % |
Notable stats:
- IntoTheBlock data shows that large transaction volume increased by 9.2% and the number of daily active addresses increased by 6.4%. The number of transactions over $100,000 increased from 7,112 to 6,648 in a single day. Net flows from stock exchanges decreased by 147.8%.
- Coinglass data indicates that 273,610 traders were liquidated in the last 24 hours amounting to $764.74 million. Long-term liquidations of $587.9 million are a three-week record.
- Cryptocurrency chart analyst Ali Martinez noted that the Bitcoin network recorded its lowest level of activity since November 2024, with only 667,100 active addresses.
- In another tweet, we see that the number of large transactions on the Bitcoin network decreased by 51.64% over the last month, from 33,450 to 16,180.
Notable developments:
The biggest losers:
| Cryptocurrency | Prix | Gains +/- |
| DeXe (CRYPTO: DEXE) | 13,57 $ | -16 % |
| Athena (CRYPTO: OTHER) | 0,7651 $ | -14,5 % |
| Bitcoin SV (CRYPTO: BSV) | 51,36 $ | -12,1 % |
Analyst Notes: As the price of Bitcoin falls, cryptocurrency trader Jelle has suggested we could be facing a “Red Monday, Green Week.”
In another tweet, he pointed out that Bitcoin’s daily candle is off to a good start, noting that closing above $92,500 would strengthen the likelihood of marking a low.
Cryptocurrency analyst Rekt Capital highlighted the importance of a daily close above around $91,000 to support the $91,000 – $101,000 range and keep the RSI low in the early stage.
Meanwhile, cryptocurrency trader Seth sees $170,000 as a conservative upper target for Bitcoin, within a broader range of $150,000 to $300,000.
This corresponds to historical bull cycles where Bitcoin often outperforms expectations, depending on the influx of liquidity.
Seth added that if $170,000 is considered a starting point, upside potential could be driven by macroeconomic conditions, institutional adoption, or retailer FOMO.
Important factors like halving effects and global liquidity will play a major role in determining how realistic this target is.
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