Can BTC Avoid Bull Trap At $93k? 5 Things To Know In Bitcoin This Week (2026)

Bitcoin hit $93,000 for the first time in almost a month on Venezuela volatility, but BTC price forecasts include a sweep of $80,000 lows.

Bitcoin (BTC) launches its first comeback move in months as geopolitics excites world assets.

Bitcoin price gains see a return to $93,000 after a nearly month-long absence, but traders are skeptical.

A key golden cross is almost here on the four-hour chart, paving the way for further market strength.

Venezuela reactions form the key focus for risk-asset traders this week.

US labor-market data is due as expectations of a Fed rate cut this month fade.

Bitcoin whales remain active sellers, upping distribution over the new year.

Bitcoin is finally giving bulls some relief this week as BTC price action reacts favorably to geopolitical events — will it last?

That question is getting some serious attention from traders and commentators as BTC/USD hits $93,000 for the first time since Dec. 11.

Data from TradingView shows that Bitcoin has gained as much as 6.6% over the past five days.

Source: CoinTelegraph