Market Report: Top 5 cryptocurrencies by decline on January 26, 2026, with Kaia experiencing the largest drop

Cryptocurrency Market Sentiment Diverges: Wall Street Remains Bullish on Bitcoin, While Non-U.S. Investors Rapidly Withdraw

Global Bitcoin market sentiment is increasingly divided, with Wall Street institutional investors remaining bullish, but funds outside the United States are withdrawing noticeably. The premium on CME futures trading is higher than on Deribit, indicating that American institutions still have a strong risk appetite. Recently, Bitcoin has been affected by concerns over quantum computing technology, but its actual performance has declined in tandem with related companies, reflecting a cooling of market risk appetite for long-term assets.

Bitcoin futures open interest plummets 55%, marking the largest decline in nearly three years

Bitcoin futures open interest has dropped 55% since October 2025, down to $44 billion, indicating bearish market sentiment and decreased trader participation. Institutions have reduced their positions in response to price pressure, and hedging sentiment has generally increased. Despite volatility, long-term holders continue to accumulate Bitcoin, demonstrating market resilience. Analysts predict a potential bottoming out and rebound.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) Rebounds After 30% Correction: Could This Be the Start of a Recovery?

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has rallied 17% from recent lows, suggesting a possible recovery as seller exhaustion sets in. Increased trading volume indicates heightened trader participation. However, SHIB must overcome key resistance levels to confirm a sustainable recovery amid ongoing bearish trends.

XRP Rejected at $1.65: Is a Double Bottom Near $1.11 Next?

XRP faced strong rejection at $1.65 Fibonacci resistance level. Analysts eye potential double bottom forming near $1.11 support. Reclaiming $1.65 could signal renewed bullish momentum. Ripple’s XRP has hit a major wall, and traders felt the shift almost immediately. Over the weekend,

Bear market nearing the end! K33 Research: Bitcoin will enter a "long period of consolidation" with little chance of a major rally in the short term

Bitcoin has recently experienced a market downturn. Research firm K33 states that the current market structure is similar to the end of the 2022 bear market. Although close to the bottom, short-term breakthroughs are unlikely. Market sentiment is extremely pessimistic, and institutional investors are also cautious. Trading activity has decreased, and open interest has fallen to a low point. The report indicates that Bitcoin may enter a slow sideways consolidation phase, and investors should patiently observe market trends.

Analysis: Bitcoin rebounds to $67,000, and Trump's tariff remarks reignite expectations of macro tightening

Bitcoin continued to fluctuate on Thursday, falling to $65,900 before rebounding to $67,000. The market is focused on Trump's statements regarding trade and tariffs. Analysts believe that if tariff expectations heat up, it could impact inflation and interest rates, thereby suppressing Bitcoin's rebound momentum.