Bitcoin is Moving Its Greatest Battle to 2026: The 1% Movement Could Have the Final Say.

CMF declines are weakening Bitcoin. Cryptocurrency exchange outflows are maintaining the triangle support.
A 1% close above $88,300 could initiate a new upward attempt.
Losing $84,430 confirms sellers' control. This deadlock is ultimately resolved in a downward direction.

Bitcoin’s price, as it enters 2026, remains trapped in the buyer-seller struggle that has been ongoing since late 2025. Over the past 30 days, the price has been almost flat; a tiny decline of about 0.6% indicates that the market is still indecisive. Neither buyers nor sellers have taken control.

Over a one-year period, it is still approximately 7% behind. The pressure in the middle has settled into a balance, and the market is experiencing an almost “pause” situation. However, from this point on, a movement of 1% or even 3.5%, if the right conditions are met, could determine the direction.