# CryptoMarketWatch

What is the current state of Bitcoin and altcoins: Market overview (January 9)
Bitcoin is trading at around $90,966, up 0.4%, while in Turkish lira, it is approximately 3,926,771 TRY.
Ethereum (ETH) is down 0.4% at $3,115, BNB (BNB) is up 0.4% at $896, Ripple (XRP) is down 0.3% at $2.13, Dogecoin (DOGE) is down 1.8% at $0.1426, Solana (SOL) is up 2.5% at $139.69, and TRON (TRX) is down 1.3% at $0.2937.
In the last 24 hours, POL (ex-MATIC) surged 14.2% to become the top gainer among altcoins, while Pepe (PEPE) decreased by 6.1%, making it the biggest loser.
POL (ex-MATIC) is trading at $0.1465,

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The opening weeks of 2026 have delivered volatility, recalibration, and opportunity across the crypto market. After the aggressive expansion of late 2025, Bitcoin and Ethereum are now in a controlled correction phase—cooling momentum without breaking long-term structure. As always, BTC and ETH remain the market’s compass, defining sentiment, liquidity flow, and risk appetite across all sectors.
Beneath the surface, institutions, long-term holders, and large wallets are not exiting—they are repositioning. This is a phase of redistribution, not abandonment.
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#CryptoMarketWatch Digital Assets at the Point of Convergence: Where Crypto Meets Global Capital
The digital asset market is no longer evolving in isolation—it is converging. What once operated as a parallel experiment driven by niche participants has matured into a system increasingly intertwined with global capital flows, monetary policy, and real economic activity. Crypto today does not merely react to internal narratives; it responds to the same forces shaping equities, bonds, and commodities—liquidity cycles, risk premiums, and institutional allocation behavior.
This transition marks a cr

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Real-Time 2026 Market Pulse: Trends, Risks, and Key Insights
As we move deeper into 2026, the crypto market is operating in a phase best described as selective momentum amid structural recalibration. Traditional cycle indicators are sending mixed signals some point to late-cycle enthusiasm in certain sectors, while others suggest broader multi-year consolidation. The key takeaway: volatility remains high, but meaningful growth is concentrated in areas with real utility and adoption.
1. Price Action and Sector Rotation
Bitcoin
Bitcoin continues to show range-bound behavior

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First 10 Days of 2026 📋
✨$BTC ‌2026 began with a surge in the crypto market. The total market capitalization jumped from $3 trillion to $3.18 trillion, showing a 6% increase. Bitcoin (BTC) rose 7%, starting at $87,500 on January 1st and peaking at $94,000 on January 6th, but then retreated to $90,500 on January 9th. Ethereum (ETH) followed a similar trajectory, fluctuating between $4,500 and $5,000. These movements were intertwined with signals of economic recovery and geopolitical tensions – crypto shone as an alternativ

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🧭 The $90K Tug-of-War: Why I’m Choosing “Strategic Patience” Over Hype
If you’ve been watching the charts this week, you’ve felt it: that heavy, suffocating sideways movement. Bitcoin is sitting near $90,500, and the air is thick with a massive divergence between the "Permabulls" screaming for $150K and the "Bears" waiting for a breakdown to $74K.
The first NFP report of 2026 just dropped, and honestly? It gave us more questions than answers. 50K jobs—a miss, yet the unemployment rate fell to 4.4%. It’s a "Goldilocks" scenario that actually makes the Fed’s job harder, and