BTC trades at $90,654.58, holding strong above support as ADX and CMF signal improving bullish momentum. BTC dominance at 58% continues to show strong market leadership. Cycle structure mirrors previous bull phases, supporting the potential for a new ATH by early 2026.BTC trades at $90,654.58, holding strong above support as ADX and CMF signal improving bullish momentum. BTC dominance at 58% continues to show strong market leadership. Cycle structure mirrors previous bull phases, supporting the potential for a new ATH by early 2026.

Bitcoin Eyes New Highs: Can BTC Hit New ATH By January 2026?

  • Bitcoin trades at $90,654.58, holding strong above support as ADX and CMF signal improving bullish momentum.
  • BTC dominance at 58% continues to show strong market leadership.
  • Cycle structure mirrors previous bull phases, supporting the potential for a new ATH by early 2026.

On the larger scale, crypto markets are increasingly adopting a more cautiously optimistic stance, with Bitcoin remaining stable near $90,000, particularly over the coming months.

There is rising speculation that the next major market cycle peak could occur in 2025–2026, prompting investors to closely watch Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory. At press time, BTC is trading at $90,654.58, down 2.18% over the past 24 hours.

Indicators Point to a Strengthening Trend for Bitcoin

According to the data curated from TradingView, BTC is currently trading within a range of $87,500 as support and $92,500 as resistance. The ADX reading of 32 indicates a developing bullish trend forming, but the trend has not yet matured.

The CMF reading of above 0 shows that capital inflow into BTC is increasing, establishing that buyers are regaining control over the price. If BTC closes above the $92,500 resistance level with strong volume, bullish price momentum will accelerate toward higher price targets.

Source: TradingView

Also Read: (BTC) ETF Flows Surge as Vanguard Sees $1B in Early Trading

Bitcoin Dominance Remains Firm

According to the data from CoinMarketCap, BTC’s dominance is at 58%, and it is still the primary influencer of the direction of the crypto market. Historically, spikes in dominance tend to happen in the consolidation period just before major market cycles expand, thus indicating that the market has been accumulating BTC and has not yet reached a point of expansion.

Source: CoinMarketCap

Tweet Sparks Debate on Bitcoin’s 2026 Outlook

According to the recent update on X by the analyst Ali charts, there appears to be a correlation between BTC price action and previous cyclical patterns, where the price structure has developed and resulted in large price rallies. To that end, Ali asked,

“Does this setup tell us that Bitcoin will reach a new all-time high by January 2026?”

Many traders can see similarities in this current price action to when the price began to rally in the past. These indicators support the idea that Bitcoin may soon begin a substantial breakout historically.

If BTC continues to hold support above $87,500 and make new higher lows, the coin is well-positioned for a potential breakout to over $100,000 on the next rally phase. Thus, the coin is ideally set up for a potential all-time high by the beginning of 2026.

In conclusion, BTC’s technical setup, dominance metrics, and the similarity of BTC cyclical patterns with others, the immediate future of volatility for the coin will remain in the near term. BTC’s broader market structure supports the opportunity for it to trend toward a new all-time high sometime before January 2026 if there are technical support levels still intact. As the market remains volatile, there are also chances of a mild correction.

Also Read: American Adds 363 Bitcoin, Lifting Treasury to 4,367 BTC

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