Bitcoin’s Rebound Cools With A Dip To $95,500

BitcoinBTCThe price of, which is the stock index for Wall Street opened at a loss on Thursday as traders looked to support levels.

Important points

• Bitcoin levels of support come into play when the US trading day begins with a small correction.

• As part of the bulls’ mission to regain lost support, around $100,000 is where a variety of trendlines are aligned.

• The speculators are quick to sell their BTC for a profit.

BTC price failed to support November 2025

Data from TradingView Bitstamp’s BTC prices dropped by over 1% from the open of each day, reaching a low of $95,563.

BTC/USD was also weaker than oil and other precious metals. This diverged from the rise in stocks, as well as precious metals. This occurred after traders responded to reports that geopolitical tensions had eased up in the Middle East.

According to the Iranian ambassador in Pakistan, President Trump told Iran that he did not want war with them and would not attack.

On the news, oil prices have dropped sharply. pic.twitter.com/5U75aRUpPm

— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) January 15, 2026

The market players now focus on the levels which need to be maintained during any possible corrections within a local uptrend.

“Critical for the bulls to hold the $94K region going forward. Any moves back down that level would not make for a pretty look,” Daan Crypto Trades wrote a blog post in X, after what he referred to as a “solid breakout.”

“From here on out, the Daily 200EMA is next up. That one rejected price back in November right before the large drop.”

Daan Crypto Trades referred the 200-day moving exponential average (EMA), which is currently $99,555.

Earlier, Cointelegraph reported On the bull-market support band of around $101,000 is now a subject of interest, along with the fifty-week EMA.

The target for closing the week was also set to $93,500. 2025 yearly open.

Bitcoin traders make money on highs

Onchain Analytics Platform CryptoQuant has revealed that even newer Bitcoin traders have been lured to sell.

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Short-term Holders (STHs), which are entities that hodl for up to 6 months, have sent over 40,000 BTC in a 24 hour period.

About 37,800 BTC of that total was sent as profit when compared with the last time it moved onchain.

“STHs remain clearly impacted by the recent correction, and it seems that more upside and stronger confirmation will be needed to rebuild confidence and generate enough unrealized profits to encourage them to hold rather than sell,” Contributor Darkfost wrote a piece in “Quicktake” blog post.

Separate data Axel Adler Jr. of CryptoQuant put the cost base for the STH group at $96,600. That area is a possible future resistance.