As Bitcoin ( BTC ) hovers around the $90,000 level, the asset’s Rainbow Chart projects a wide range of possible price outcomes for January 31, 2026. The chart’s highest valuation band, ‘Maximum Bubble Territory’, spans roughly $334,173.88 to $449,435.85 and is historically associated with extreme overvaluation and late-cycle market euphoria. Just below it, the ‘Sell, Seriously, SELL!’ zone ranges from about $256,680.28 to $334,173.88, signaling conditions where long-term returns have historically weakened, and downside risk increased. The ‘FOMO intensifies’ band places Bitcoin between approximately $200,285.53 and $256,680.28, reflecting periods of accelerating retail participation and momentum-driven buying. Bitcoin Rainbow chart. Source: BlockhainCenter Below that, the ‘Is this a bubble?’ level, running from around $157,214.21 to $200,285.53, points to elevated prices that often spark debate over sustainability without necessarily marking a market peak. The ‘HODL!’ zone, spanning roughly $120,036.03 to $157,214.21, represents valuations where long-term holders have historically been inclined to maintain positions amid strong but not excessive optimism. Further down, the ‘Still cheap’ band places the cryptocurrency between about $92,914.92 and $120,036.03, implying prices that in past cycles have offered favorable long-term risk-reward. The ‘Accumulate’ zone ranges from approximately $71,943.71 to $92,914.92 and reflects levels where investors have historically increased exposure during subdued sentiment. Below that, the ‘BUY!’ category spans roughly $53,350.41 to $71,943.71, a range associated with broad undervaluation in prior cycles. At the lowest end, the ‘Basically a Fire Sale’ zone places Bitcoin between about $40,828.60 and $53,350.41, representing deep-value territory that has historically aligned with strong long-term entry points after major drawdowns. Bitcoin’s possible Jan 31 price Taken together, the Rainbow Chart does not forecast a specific Bitcoin price for January 31, 2026, but outlines sentiment-based valuation bands that frame potential upside and downside scenarios. With Bitcoin currently trading at $89,777, the chart suggests a plausible path into late January 2026, within the ‘Still cheap’ or ‘HODL!’ zones, corresponding to roughly $93,000 to $157,000 if BTC continues to follow its historical growth curve. Bitcoin one-week price chart. Source: Finbold A stronger post-halving advance could lift prices into the Is this a bubble? or ‘FOMO intensifies ‘bands, implying a range of about $157,000 to $256,000, while a move into the uppermost bands would likely require conditions consistent with past cycle peaks rather than the current trend. Featured image via Shutterstock The post Bitcoin Rainbow Chart predicts BTC price for January 31, 2026 appeared first on Finbold .
