With Bitcoin’s (BTC) volatility in early January, currently changing hands at $90,470 at press time after both rising as high as $94,500 and falling as low as $84,580 within the last 30 days, it can be difficult to gauge how the cryptocurrency will fare through the remainder of the month. BTC 30-day price chart. Source: Finbold The situation is made even more uncertain by the presence of both bullish and bearish factors in the early 2026 market. On the one hand, the start of January featured notable institutional selling, and spot BTC exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen more days of outflows than inflows since the New Year
source: https://finbold.com/chatgpt-predicts-bitcoin-btc-price-for-january-31-2026/