Is today a good time to sell bitcoin after the drop?

Only if your plan says so. Use resistance zones near 93,209.41 and 96,610.62, and set a stop. If your thesis is intact, scaling on dips toward 90,298.276 or 88,709.05 may fit better. Avoid emotional trades and size to ATR.

What bitcoin levels matter most right now?

Near-term resistance is around 93,209.41 and 96,610.62. Key support sits at 90,298.276, then 88,709.05 and 84,208.69. The 200-day average at 105,730.6907 frames the longer trend. Use these levels to define entries, exits, and risk.

How could tariff risk affect crypto this week?

Escalating tariff talk tends to push investors toward safer assets, tightening risk budgets. That can lift volatility and pressure crypto-beta stocks. Expect sharp intraday moves when headlines hit. Keep orders staged, reduce leverage, and review stops before key policy remarks.

How should Canadian investors manage CAD exposure in bitcoin?

Track BTC moves in USD and the USD/CAD rate. A BTC rebound in USD can be offset by a stronger Canadian dollar. Consider partial FX hedges, smaller position sizes, or staggered entries. Align margin use with ATR to reduce forced exits on volatility.

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BTCUSD Today, January 20: Dips Under $90K as Tariff Fears Hit Crypto

ByDanny Kontos January 21, 2026January 21, 2026

Tariff fears rattled crypto today as BTCUSD briefly dipped below $90,000 before rebounding near $93,633.53. Many in Canada are asking if they should sell bitcoin or wait for calmer prices. Turnover rose about 14% into weakness, a sign of near-term volatility. We break down the drivers, the key technical levels, and how this risk-off tone could hit Canadian crypto stocks and CAD-based portfolios. Our goal is a clear game plan for the next sessions.