Bitcoin Bulls Charge At $90k As Traders Eye Cme Gap For BTC Price Dip

Bitcoin faced familiar $90,000 BTC price resistance into the year's first Wall Street open as gold made a comeback from local lows.

Bitcoin (BTC) approached $90,000 into the first Wall Street open of 2026 with a new CME futures gap in focus.

Bitcoin attempts a breakthrough at $90,000 as markets brace for the first US trading session of the year.

A new CME futures gap and long liquidations provide grounds for a BTC price dip.

Gold bounces back after a correction from all-time highs ends on New Year’s Eve.

Data from TradingView showed a BTC price breakout attempt gathering momentum during the Asia trading session.

As TradFi markets returned, Bitcoin produced a new “gap” to the downside on CME Group’s futures market, providing a potential near-term target.

“Good one to keep an eye on in the week ahead,” trading account Daan Crypto Trades commented on X.

As Cointelegraph reported, price tends to rise or fall to “fill” newly formed gaps within days or even hours of futures reopening.

Amid new January highs, trading platform TheKingfisher warned that prices may dip to take out late BTC long positions around $88,000.

Source: CoinTelegraph