Analysts find a Bitcoin price rebound window—Will Trump's 10% credit limit trigger a rebound?

Bitcoin’s current trading price is approximately $90,580, below the estimated miner production cost of $101,000. Analyst Wimar.X pointed out that historically, during periods of miner capitulation, this cost has often formed a temporary support level. On-chain analyst Willy Woo noted that since December 24, 2025, investor capital inflows have been steadily increasing, suggesting a potential short-term rebound for Bitcoin. This technical outlook may intersect with a macro catalyst — President Trump’s proposal to set the credit card interest rate cap at 10% (effective January 20, 2026). Analysts warn that this policy could restrict users with credit scores below 780 from accessing traditional credit, potentially prompting users to turn to Bitcoin and DeFi platforms like Aave and Compound, thereby increasing volatility in the crypto asset market.