Bitcoin underperforms, gold holds ground after Trump says Venezuela will turn over up to $3B in oil

CryptopolitanJan 7, 2026 8:03 AM

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Bitcoin slipped below $93K even with sky-high futures volume and $1.85T market cap still holding.
Gold steadied after a 3-day rally, trading near $4,470, with traders watching U.S. data instead of global chaos.
Trump said Venezuela will send up to $3B worth of oil to the U.S., while the White House didn’t deny using force to grab Greenland.
China tightened military-use exports to Japan, silver dropped 2.2%, and US stock futures barely budged after record highs.

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