At the beginning of 2026, the cryptocurrency market rebounded with resilience, with Bitcoin leading the rise of mainstream cryptocurrency assets According to BlockBeats, on January 5th, as we enter the first week of January 2026, the overall cryptocurrency market is strengthening, with Bitcoin and various mainstream assets clearly recovering from the deep correction at the end of 2025. After a cumulative decline of about 6% in the closing stage of last year and failing to meet the traditional "four-year cycle" expectations, Bitcoin re entered the key psychological barrier of $90000 on January 4th. Analysis indicates that the $88000 region has successfully formed strong support in the low liquidity environment during the holiday, coupled with the return of spot ETF funds, and market sentiment has shifted from "panic" to "cautious optimism". As of Monday morning, Bitcoin was running above $92000, with a 100 hour moving average maintaining a bullish structure and the next important resistance level pointing towards $95000. The stabilization of Bitcoin has also had a driving effect on the overall market, with assets such as Ethereum and XRP experiencing a slight rebound, and institutional funds beginning to rebalance for the new fiscal year. At the macro level, the slowdown in inflation and the resilience of the US economy constitute important tailwinds. Although the halving market in 2025 did not break out as scheduled, the market structure has shifted towards institutional funds as the main driver, and volatility and emotional trading have significantly decreased. The expansion of stablecoins linked to US Treasury bonds is seen as an important channel for international funds to re-enter the cryptocurrency system. Looking ahead to 2026, most analysts maintain a medium - to long-term optimistic outlook, believing that Bitcoin is expected to gradually move towards the $120000 to $150000 range against the backdrop of continued institutional allocation and tightening available supply on exchanges. In the short term, the market may still experience volatile consolidation in January, but as long as the price holds the key support level of $91500, the path to hitting a historic high in the first quarter is still open.