Bitcoin Tops $93,000 After US CPI Calm Suggests Stabilizing Rally

Beincrypto reports Bitcoin climbed back above $93,000 on Monday after the latest US inflation data suggested price pressures remain under control.

The Consumer Price Index showed inflation rising at a steady but moderate pace, running near 2.7% year over year and ending 2025 at 2.7%, the 58th consecutive month above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target. That balance reduces the risk of fresh rate hikes and supports assets that benefit from stable liquidity, including Bitcoin.

The move followed weeks of ETF-driven selling: more than $6 billion exited US spot Bitcoin ETFs earlier in January, flushing late buyers. Bitcoin is trading close to the ETFs’ average cost basis near $86,000, US buying measured by the Coinbase Premium Index remains soft, and global buyers are absorbing heavy supply on exchanges.

Analysts say Bitcoin is building support between $88,000 and $92,000 and that the setup favors consolidation before a renewed push toward $95,000–$100,000 if ETF flows stabilise and US demand returns. For now, the CPI print strengthens the case that Bitcoin is pausing before the next leg higher rather than starting a new bear market.

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Crypto, Bitcoin, Consumer Price Index, Federal Reserve, Spot Bitcoin Etfs, Coinbase Premium Index