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Bitcoin

Bitcoin

Present and future of Bitcoin

Bitcoin Live Pricebtc · USD · Spot
$64,568
$2,104 (+3.37%)24h
24h High$65,104
24h Low$62,442
24h Vol—
NEXT BTC All-time highNot in 2026
95% chance according to Myriad
Have your say:
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End of today
$64,000 to $66,000
76% chance according to Myriad
End of the week
$64,000 to $66,000
76% chance according to Myriad

Bitcoin Prediction Markets

BTC price on July 15, 4PM UTC

BTC price on July 15, 4PM UTC

Above 58,00099%
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Above 60,00099%
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Above 62,00099%
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Above 64,00081%
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Above 66,0005%
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BTC Highs in July

BTC Highs in July

65,00099%
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67,50053%
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70,00025%
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72,50012%
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75,0004%
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77,5002%
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80,0001%
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82,5001%
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BTC Lows in July

BTC Lows in July

57,50014%
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55,0007%
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52,5004%
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50,0002%
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47,5001%
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When will BTC reach a new All-Time High?

When will BTC reach a new All-Time High?

Before October1%
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Before 20275%
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News and sentiment

Sentiment Balance
1 bullish3 neutral2 bearish

South Korea's Bitcoin ETF and crypto law push adds bullish regulatory tailwind

Bullish

  • South Korea plans Capital Markets Act amendment to allow Bitcoin spot ETFs

    Seoul's Ministry of Economy and Finance explicitly included a Capital Markets Act amendment for virtual asset spot ETFs in its Second Half 2026 economic strategy, announced July 14. A new ETF-eligible market in South Korea — the world's most crypto-active retail base — would meaningfully expand institutional demand for BTC.

  • National Asset Basic Act to formally classify crypto as state-recognized assets

    South Korea plans to legislate a Basic Law on State Assets that formally incorporates virtual assets into the national asset management framework. Sovereign recognition at this level removes regulatory ambiguity and signals long-term legitimacy, a structural positive for BTC prices.

  • Digital Asset Framework Act legislation set for 2026 despite prior delays

    The ministry committed to enacting the Digital Asset Framework Act within 2026 after the original Q1 target slipped due to geopolitical disruptions and parliamentary delays. With bipartisan backing — ten related bills pending from both major parties — passage this year is now the base case, accelerating the regulatory on-ramp for crypto.

NY Data Center Moratorium Hits Miners, But BTC Stays Flat

Neutral

  • NY permitting freeze hammers miner stocks, Bitcoin unmoved

    TeraWulf fell 8%, IREN 7%, Applied Digital 6%, and Cipher Mining 4% in sympathy after Gov. Hochul's executive order froze new hyperscale data center permits for up to a year. Bitcoin barely budged, up less than 1% to $63,845, confirming the selloff was equity-driven, not crypto-driven.

  • TeraWulf's Kentucky Anthropic deal shields it from NY order

    TeraWulf's $19B, 20-year Anthropic lease at its Hawesville, Kentucky campus — covering 401 MW with phased delivery starting late 2027 — sits entirely outside New York's moratorium. Wall Street held firm, with consensus analyst targets at $36 and Morgan Stanley carrying a $72 price target with Overweight.

  • Moratorium's scope limits direct Bitcoin mining impact

    The executive order pauses permitting only for data centers of 50 MW or more and exempts local government approvals. TeraWulf confirmed existing NY operations are unaffected. The order's up-to-one-year window adds further uncertainty about whether it tightens meaningfully for the sector.

China Criminalizes Mixer Use, Raising Regulatory Chill on BTC Privacy

Bearish

  • China's top prosecutors propose mixers as presumptive laundering evidence

    A July 12 article in the Procuratorate Daily — the Supreme People's Procuratorate's official paper — proposes that using coin mixers or privacy coins alone constitutes presumptive criminal intent. Though not yet statute, SPP publications carry enormous practical weight in shaping prosecutorial priorities nationwide.

  • Seized crypto disposal plan threatens forced BTC liquidations

    The proposals call for a national platform to auction confiscated crypto via compliant channels. Local governments have already been quietly selling seized tokens offshore, per Reuters. Formalizing this pipeline could funnel significant volumes of BTC onto markets, adding structural sell pressure.

  • 'One case, two checks' rule would expand crypto money-laundering probes

    A proposed investigative principle would require every major criminal case to trigger a secondary review for crypto-based laundering, backed by blockchain analytics firms' reports as court evidence. Chainalysis estimates Chinese-language criminal networks processed $16.1B in illicit crypto in 2025 — 20% of the global total — suggesting a large pool of potential enforcement targets.

BIP-110 Backlash Confirms No Consensus Threat to Bitcoin's Base Layer

Neutral

  • Miner signaling for BIP-110 near zero, activation looks impossible

    Only 0.42% of blocks since May 1 have signaled support for BIP-110, and no major mining pool has backed it. With a 55% threshold required for activation and the window targeting August–September 2026, the proposal is on track to expire without ever becoming a consensus rule.

  • Saylor and Adam Back unite against BIP-110, calling its precedent dangerous

    Michael Saylor, whose firm holds over 843,000 BTC, warned that invalidating fee-paying transactions sets an 'extremely dangerous' precedent. Blockstream CEO Adam Back cautioned that enforcing BIP-110 without broad agreement risks creating a separate chain, framing the proposal as an attack on permissionless design.

  • Market ignores the debate entirely, with no price impact recorded

    Despite being called one of Bitcoin's most contentious debates since the block size wars, BIP-110 has produced no significant price volatility. The absence of any market reaction underscores that traders see the proposal as a fringe effort rather than a credible threat to the network.

US-UK Digital Asset Roadmap Boosts Stablecoin Framework, Not BTC Directly

Neutral

  • US-UK taskforce calls for coordinated stablecoin and tokenization rules

    The Transatlantic Taskforce for Markets of the Future released recommendations for industry-led tokenization pilots, cross-border capital raising reforms, and greater regulator coordination. The bilateral framework signals growing political will for digital finance infrastructure, but focuses on stablecoins and securities, not Bitcoin.

  • Recommendations are non-binding, limiting near-term market impact

    The taskforce's roadmap carries no regulatory force — both governments can ignore or delay implementation indefinitely. Without binding commitments or timelines, the signal is directionally positive for crypto legitimacy but offers no concrete catalyst for BTC price movement in the near term.

CleanSpark's $6.6B HPC Pivot Signals Miner Distress, Not BTC Strength

Bearish

  • CleanSpark locks in 20-year HPC lease, abandoning pure mining focus

    CleanSpark signed a $6.6 billion, 20-year data center lease at its Sandersville, Georgia campus with an unnamed investment-grade tech company. The shift from Bitcoin mining to high-performance compute for hyperscale clients signals miners see better returns in HPC than in Bitcoin at current prices.

  • Miner pivot accelerates as BTC trades far below all-in production cost

    With BTC spot hovering roughly $15K below JPMorgan's estimated all-in mining cost of ~$78,000, CleanSpark's HPC deal fits a broader pattern of miner capitulation. Infrastructure being repurposed away from Bitcoin reduces long-term network investment and signals weak near-term miner conviction on price recovery.

  • Reduced mining commitment adds to sustained miner selling pressure on BTC

    Miner BTC reserves have already fallen from 1.86M to ~1.8M BTC since end-2023. A major operator diverting capital to HPC rather than expanding hash rate suggests fewer buyers of last resort for block rewards, compounding existing treasury liquidation headwinds.

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Bitcoin Ticks Up to $64K Following Largest Inflation Slowdown in Six Years

Bitcoin ticked above $64,000 Tuesday morning, after a widely watched inflation gauge showed consumer prices cooling more than expected in June—bolstering expectations that the Federal Reserve will leave interest rates untouched at the conclusion of its next policy meeting. The Consumer Price Index fell 0.4% month-over-month in June, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said on Tuesday. Economists expected the index, which tracks price changes across a broad range of goods and services, to post a...

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