Bitcoin’s price slides back toward $92,000 after testing $95,000 resistance, as ETFs see largest inflows in months and option markets show cautious optimism.
Bitcoin briefly tested the $95,000 resistance in early U.S. trading before retreating to just over $92,000, down 1.3% in 24 hours. Monday marked the largest single-day Bitcoin ETF inflow in nearly three months at $697 million, while Ether saw bullish options activity suggesting conviction into late 2026. Analysts note Bitcoin’s role as a geopolitical hedge, with historical patterns favoring post-decline rebounds. KuCoin reported $1.25 trillion in 2025 trading volume, evenly split between spot and derivatives, with altcoins dominating activity.