World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos has driven intense macro and crypto dialogue — from tokenization debates to institutional strategy shifts. Bitcoin (BTC) has been consolidating just under the $90,000 mark (~$89,800–$90,000) amid geopolitical and policy headlines, showing resilience despite volatility.
Ethereum (ETH) remains near $3,000 (~$2,998–$3,003) as tokenization and stablecoin infrastructure continue to be focal talking points among policymakers and exchange leaders. Stablecoins like USDT hover near $0.9992, underpinning market settlement flows.
Panel debates — including Coinbase and central bank officials — highlighted the clash between CBDC guardrails and private blockchain innovation, reinforcing that regulation will shape price direction. Binance’s CZ emphasized the growing $33 trillion stablecoin/tokenization ecosystem, boosting institutional confidence.
Key levels: BTC support $88,000, resistance $92,000+; ETH pivot $2,900–$3,100. Strategic positioning and risk management remain critical in this macro-driven phase.
