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Bitcoin Smashes Through 95K Resistance as Institutional Money Floods In

Bitcoin Smashes Through 95K Resistance as Institutional Money Floods In

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 Smart Crypto Investing: Bitcoin, Altcoins & Trading Strategies podcast.

# Bitcoin Breaks Through $95K: What You Need to Know This Week

Hey everyone, Crypto Willy here, and let me tell you—this week in crypto has been absolutely *wild*. Bitcoin just did something it couldn't do for two weeks straight: it punched through that stubborn $95,000 resistance level, and honestly, the momentum is looking pretty spicy right now.

So here's what went down. Bitcoin finally broke above $94,500 and absolutely *ripped* toward $98,000 on January 14th. We're talking real conviction here, not just some thin liquidity spike. The volume expanded hard during this move, which tells me spot buyers were stepping in around $94,000 and forcing shorts to cover. As of this week, Bitcoin's hovering right around $95,270 to $95,513, which is actually holding pretty well as support.

What's driving this rally? According to recent market analysis, we're seeing increased institutional inflows—and I'm not talking pocket change. Bitcoin ETF inflows hit $18 billion over consecutive days, with one day alone seeing $650 million pouring in. BlackRock and Michael Saylor's continued spot holdings are basically printing money for the bulls. The RSI is sitting at 56 and the MACD is positive, which helps keep confidence high.

Now, here's where it gets interesting. Tom Lee from Fundstrat has been calling for Bitcoin to hit $126,000—the previous all-time high—and honestly, that prediction's looking way more credible now that we've broken $95K. He's maintaining his $200,000 to $250,000 target for later in 2026, arguing that the traditional four-year halving cycle might be breaking down as institutional demand changes how Bitcoin actually trades.

But it's not just Bitcoin getting attention. Ethereum's been making some serious moves too. According to Coinpedia's analysis, ETH has transitioned from accumulation into what they're calling the "markup phase." The on-chain MVRV 30-day metric flipped decisively above zero, which typically signals the end of accumulation and start of real price appreciation. Ethereum could see resistance levels around $3,827 and $4,218, implying potential gains exceeding 25% from current levels.

The broader crypto market cap is holding steady at $3.32 trillion, and the sentiment remains optimistic. U.Today reports that if bulls can hold Bitcoin around current levels, we might see a test of the $95,700-$95,800 range in the near term. From a midterm perspective, traders are watching that $95,938 weekly closure level—if Bitcoin closes above that, the accumulated energy could push us toward the $100,000 zone.

Here's my take: the path to six figures is definitely open, but we need to hold $94-$96K as support. Losing this footing would just delay the move rather than cancel it. Most prediction markets are leaning heavily toward a six-figure print, and honestly, with this much institutional money flowing in and on-chain signals looking bullish, I wouldn't be shocked to see us testing those levels sooner rather than later.

Thanks so much for tuning in this week! Make sure you come back next week for more crypto updates and trading strategies. This has been a Quiet Please production—head over to QuietPlease.AI to catch more content. Stay hodling, my friends!

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