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Bitcoin (BTC) price today trades at $97,606.0 as of 10 AM. BTC price hit a daily high of $97,837.0 today after rallying 4.41% on November 21.
Why Is Bitcoin Price Up Today?
Bitcoin price today is up 4.41% today and currently auctions around $97,606.0. Since the breakout from the seven-month consolidation and the $75k hurdle, the crypto market outlook has turned bullish. While a few altcoins shoot higher, the alt season is yet to begin.
*bitcoin price updated as of 10 AM.
Price of BTC trades at $97,606.0, bringing the year-to-date gain from 56% on October 20 to 108% as of November 18. Although many altcoins have shot up over triple digits, Bitcoin is catching up. Ethereum price’s YTD performance is lackluster, stands at 39%, and is well below BTC.
Although Bitcoin is the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, Bitcoin’s popularity is due to its first-mover advantage and its being a secure, decentralized network. In addition, many narratives, like digital gold, inflation hedges, and uncorrelated assets, have kept BTC at the forefront of the crypto market since its inception in 2009.
Bitcoin Price Eyes Bullish End to 2024
Industry veterans’ speculation of a bull run post-US elections was right, and Bitcoin is likely to end November 2024 on a positive note. Many even expect a six-digit target for BTC by the end of November, and this is due to the historical returns. History shows that Bitcoin has always performed massively in the fourth quarter.
With that said, if Bitcoin price hits a new ATH in November or December, Bitcoin’s market capitalization, which stands at $1,931.5 billion could push toward the $2 trillion mark.
Bitcoin: The Largest Cryptocurrency
While Bitcoin’s market cap hovers around $1,931.5 billion, with Ethereum, the duo controls nearly 65% of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization, which is $2.40 trillion. Despite the seven-month consolidation, Bitcoin’s $1.3 trillion market cap remains strong, anticipating it reaching $2 trillion in 2025.
BTC’s 24-hour Trading Volume
Being the top crypto has its benefits; more people tend to flock toward the asset. Likewise, BTC’s 24-hour trading volume stands at $99.0 billion. Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, contributes a major portion of this volume. Binance’s share of BTC’s 24-hour trading volume comprises spot and perpetuals trading. While spot volume hovers around 11%, perpetual volume is 41%. Exchanges like OKX, Bitget, etc, follow Binance.
Bitcoin Blockchain Upgrades
With a market cap of $1.3 trillion, it is necessary for the network to remain secure, decentralized, and scalable. This is possible by upgrading the Bitcoin network regularly.
Here are some notable upgrades the Bitcoin network has received or planned to receive since its inception in 2009.
Bitcoin Network Upgrades Since 2009
Here are some key milestone upgrades to the Bitcoin network over the past decade.
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2015-2016
2013-2014
2010-2012
2009-2010
Bitcoin Price Forecast For Next Month
| Date | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
| November 21, 2024 | $94,679 | 0.29% |
| November 22, 2024 | $99,364 | 5.25% |
| November 23, 2024 | $100,935 | 6.91% |
| November 24, 2024 | $101,744 | 7.77% |
| November 25, 2024 | $102,639 | 8.72% |
Based on Coingape’s Bitcoin price prediction, investors can expect a double-digit rally that leads to a peak of $104,725 as of November 26, leading to a correction. In a month from now, the largest crypto by market cap could be exchanging hands at around $100k.
Bitcoin Price Forecast Between 2025 and 2029
| January | $100,873.53 | $99,727.36 | $100,300.45 | 61.3% |
| February | $100,812.06 | $99,696.19 | $100,254.13 | 61.3% |
| March | $100,750.58 | $99,665.02 | $100,207.81 | 61.2% |
| April | $100,689.11 | $99,633.85 | $100,161.49 | 61.1% |
| May | $100,627.64 | $99,602.68 | $100,115.17 | 61% |
| June | $100,566.17 | $99,571.52 | $100,068.85 | 61% |
| July | $100,504.69 | $99,540.35 | $100,022.52 | 60.9% |
| August | $100,443.22 | $99,509.18 | $99,976.20 | 60.8% |
| September | $100,381.75 | $99,478.01 | $99,929.88 | 60.7% |
| October | $100,320.28 | $99,446.84 | $99,883.56 | 60.7% |
| November | $100,258.80 | $99,415.67 | $99,837.24 | 60.6% |
| December | $100,197.33 | $99,384.50 | $99,790.92 | 60.5% |
| All Time | $100,535.43 | $99,555.93 | $100,045.68 | 60.9% |
| January | $103,010.64 | $102,667.46 | $105,097.01 | 69% |
| February | $105,823.94 | $105,950.42 | $110,403.10 | 77.6% |
| March | $108,637.25 | $109,233.38 | $115,709.19 | 86.1% |
| April | $111,450.55 | $112,516.33 | $121,015.28 | 94.6% |
| May | $114,263.86 | $115,799.29 | $126,321.37 | 103.2% |
| June | $117,077.17 | $119,082.25 | $131,627.46 | 111.7% |
| July | $119,890.47 | $122,365.21 | $136,933.55 | 120.2% |
| August | $122,703.78 | $125,648.17 | $142,239.64 | 128.8% |
| September | $125,517.08 | $128,931.13 | $147,545.73 | 137.3% |
| October | $128,330.39 | $132,214.08 | $152,851.82 | 145.9% |
| November | $131,143.69 | $135,497.04 | $158,157.91 | 154.4% |
| December | $133,957 | $138,780 | $163,464 | 162.9% |
| All Time | $118,483.82 | $120,723.73 | $134,280.51 | 116% |
| January | $139,801.17 | $144,684.75 | $169,276.92 | 172.3% |
| February | $145,645.33 | $150,589.50 | $175,089.83 | 181.6% |
| March | $151,489.50 | $156,494.25 | $180,902.75 | 191% |
| April | $157,333.67 | $162,399 | $186,715.67 | 200.3% |
| May | $163,177.83 | $168,303.75 | $192,528.58 | 209.7% |
| June | $169,022 | $174,208.50 | $198,341.50 | 219% |
| July | $174,866.17 | $180,113.25 | $204,154.42 | 228.4% |
| August | $180,710.33 | $186,018 | $209,967.33 | 237.7% |
| September | $186,554.50 | $191,922.75 | $215,780.25 | 247.1% |
| October | $192,398.67 | $197,827.50 | $221,593.17 | 256.4% |
| November | $198,242.83 | $203,732.25 | $227,406.08 | 265.8% |
| December | $204,087 | $209,637 | $233,219 | 275.1% |
| All Time | $171,944.08 | $177,160.88 | $201,247.96 | 223.7% |
| January | $212,511.67 | $218,298 | $243,655 | 291.9% |
| February | $220,936.33 | $226,959 | $254,091 | 308.7% |
| March | $229,361 | $235,620 | $264,527 | 325.5% |
| April | $237,785.67 | $244,281 | $274,963 | 342.3% |
| May | $246,210.33 | $252,942 | $285,399 | 359% |
| June | $254,635 | $261,603 | $295,835 | 375.8% |
| July | $263,059.67 | $270,264 | $306,271 | 392.6% |
| August | $271,484.33 | $278,925 | $316,707 | 409.4% |
| September | $279,909 | $287,586 | $327,143 | 426.2% |
| October | $288,333.67 | $296,247 | $337,579 | 443% |
| November | $296,758.33 | $304,908 | $348,015 | 459.8% |
| December | $305,183 | $313,569 | $358,451 | 476.5% |
| All Time | $258,847.33 | $265,933.50 | $301,053 | 384.2% |
| January | $317,150.58 | $326,144.33 | $372,391.92 | 499% |
| February | $329,118.17 | $338,719.67 | $386,332.83 | 521.4% |
| March | $341,085.75 | $351,295 | $400,273.75 | 543.8% |
| April | $353,053.33 | $363,870.33 | $414,214.67 | 566.2% |
| May | $365,020.92 | $376,445.67 | $428,155.58 | 588.7% |
| June | $376,988.50 | $389,021 | $442,096.50 | 611.1% |
| July | $388,956.08 | $401,596.33 | $456,037.42 | 633.5% |
| August | $400,923.67 | $414,171.67 | $469,978.33 | 655.9% |
| September | $412,891.25 | $426,747 | $483,919.25 | 678.4% |
| October | $424,858.83 | $439,322.33 | $497,860.17 | 700.8% |
| November | $436,826.42 | $451,897.67 | $511,801.08 | 723.2% |
| December | $448,794 | $464,473 | $525,742 | 745.6% |
| All Time | $382,972.29 | $395,308.67 | $449,066.96 | 622.3% |
By 2025, Bitcoin price could hit the six-digit territory, and expect a massive bull run to kickstart in the years leading up to 2029. Coingape’s Bitcoin price prediction notes that BTC could trade between $82,213.41 and $660,471.83 by 2029.
Bitcoin Price Outlook between 2030 and 2050
2030
2031
2032
2033
2040
2050
| January | $465,154.42 | $481,462.17 | $546,469.67 | 779% |
| February | $481,514.83 | $498,451.33 | $567,197.33 | 812.3% |
| March | $497,875.25 | $515,440.50 | $587,925 | 845.6% |
| April | $514,235.67 | $532,429.67 | $608,652.67 | 879% |
| May | $530,596.08 | $549,418.83 | $629,380.33 | 912.3% |
| June | $546,956.50 | $566,408 | $650,108 | 945.7% |
| July | $563,316.92 | $583,397.17 | $670,835.67 | 979% |
| August | $579,677.33 | $600,386.33 | $691,563.33 | 1012.3% |
| September | $596,037.75 | $617,375.50 | $712,291 | 1045.7% |
| October | $612,398.17 | $634,364.67 | $733,018.67 | 1079% |
| November | $628,758.58 | $651,353.83 | $753,746.33 | 1112.4% |
| December | $645,119 | $668,343 | $774,474 | 1145.7% |
| All Time | $555,136.71 | $574,902.58 | $660,471.83 | 962.3% |
| January | $667,167.08 | $691,240.58 | $802,526.58 | 1190.8% |
| February | $689,215.17 | $714,138.17 | $830,579.17 | 1235.9% |
| March | $711,263.25 | $737,035.75 | $858,631.75 | 1281.1% |
| April | $733,311.33 | $759,933.33 | $886,684.33 | 1326.2% |
| May | $755,359.42 | $782,830.92 | $914,736.92 | 1371.3% |
| June | $777,407.50 | $805,728.50 | $942,789.50 | 1416.4% |
| July | $799,455.58 | $828,626.08 | $970,842.08 | 1461.5% |
| August | $821,503.67 | $851,523.67 | $998,894.67 | 1506.7% |
| September | $843,551.75 | $874,421.25 | $1,026,947.25 | 1551.8% |
| October | $865,599.83 | $897,318.83 | $1,054,999.83 | 1596.9% |
| November | $887,647.92 | $920,216.42 | $1,083,052.42 | 1642% |
| December | $909,696 | $943,114 | $1,111,105 | 1687.1% |
| All Time | $788,431.54 | $817,177.29 | $956,815.79 | 1439% |
| January | $946,061.92 | $979,838.83 | $1,150,786.08 | 1751% |
| February | $982,427.83 | $1,016,563.67 | $1,190,467.17 | 1814.8% |
| March | $1,018,793.75 | $1,053,288.50 | $1,230,148.25 | 1878.6% |
| April | $1,055,159.67 | $1,090,013.33 | $1,269,829.33 | 1942.4% |
| May | $1,091,525.58 | $1,126,738.17 | $1,309,510.42 | 2006.3% |
| June | $1,127,891.50 | $1,163,463 | $1,349,191.50 | 2070.1% |
| July | $1,164,257.42 | $1,200,187.83 | $1,388,872.58 | 2133.9% |
| August | $1,200,623.33 | $1,236,912.67 | $1,428,553.67 | 2197.7% |
| September | $1,236,989.25 | $1,273,637.50 | $1,468,234.75 | 2261.6% |
| October | $1,273,355.17 | $1,310,362.33 | $1,507,915.83 | 2325.4% |
| November | $1,309,721.08 | $1,347,087.17 | $1,547,596.92 | 2389.2% |
| December | $1,346,087 | $1,383,812 | $1,587,278 | 2453% |
| All Time | $1,146,074.46 | $1,181,825.42 | $1,369,032.04 | 2102% |
| January | $1,387,378.67 | $1,426,572.58 | $1,647,465.92 | 2549.9% |
| February | $1,428,670.33 | $1,469,333.17 | $1,707,653.83 | 2646.7% |
| March | $1,469,962 | $1,512,093.75 | $1,767,841.75 | 2743.5% |
| April | $1,511,253.67 | $1,554,854.33 | $1,828,029.67 | 2840.3% |
| May | $1,552,545.33 | $1,597,614.92 | $1,888,217.58 | 2937.1% |
| June | $1,593,837 | $1,640,375.50 | $1,948,405.50 | 3033.9% |
| July | $1,635,128.67 | $1,683,136.08 | $2,008,593.42 | 3130.7% |
| August | $1,676,420.33 | $1,725,896.67 | $2,068,781.33 | 3227.5% |
| September | $1,717,712 | $1,768,657.25 | $2,128,969.25 | 3324.3% |
| October | $1,759,003.67 | $1,811,417.83 | $2,189,157.17 | 3421.1% |
| November | $1,800,295.33 | $1,854,178.42 | $2,249,345.08 | 3517.9% |
| December | $1,841,587 | $1,896,939 | $2,309,533 | 3614.7% |
| All Time | $1,614,482.83 | $1,661,755.79 | $1,978,499.46 | 3082.3% |
| January | $1,912,592.58 | $1,975,978.17 | $2,362,093.25 | 3699.3% |
| February | $1,983,598.17 | $2,055,017.33 | $2,414,653.50 | 3783.8% |
| March | $2,054,603.75 | $2,134,056.50 | $2,467,213.75 | 3868.4% |
| April | $2,125,609.33 | $2,213,095.67 | $2,519,774 | 3952.9% |
| May | $2,196,614.92 | $2,292,134.83 | $2,572,334.25 | 4037.4% |
| June | $2,267,620.50 | $2,371,174 | $2,624,894.50 | 4122% |
| July | $2,338,626.08 | $2,450,213.17 | $2,677,454.75 | 4206.5% |
| August | $2,409,631.67 | $2,529,252.33 | $2,730,015 | 4291.1% |
| September | $2,480,637.25 | $2,608,291.50 | $2,782,575.25 | 4375.6% |
| October | $2,551,642.83 | $2,687,330.67 | $2,835,135.50 | 4460.1% |
| November | $2,622,648.42 | $2,766,369.83 | $2,887,695.75 | 4544.7% |
| December | $2,693,654 | $2,845,409 | $2,940,256 | 4629.2% |
| All Time | $2,303,123.29 | $2,410,693.58 | $2,651,174.63 | 4164.3% |
| January | $2,753,723.75 | $2,916,544.25 | $3,019,295.17 | 4756.4% |
| February | $2,813,793.50 | $2,987,679.50 | $3,098,334.33 | 4883.5% |
| March | $2,873,863.25 | $3,058,814.75 | $3,177,373.50 | 5010.6% |
| April | $2,933,933 | $3,129,950 | $3,256,412.67 | 5137.7% |
| May | $2,994,002.75 | $3,201,085.25 | $3,335,451.83 | 5264.9% |
| June | $3,054,072.50 | $3,272,220.50 | $3,414,491 | 5392% |
| July | $3,114,142.25 | $3,343,355.75 | $3,493,530.17 | 5519.1% |
| August | $3,174,212 | $3,414,491 | $3,572,569.33 | 5646.3% |
| September | $3,234,281.75 | $3,485,626.25 | $3,651,608.50 | 5773.4% |
| October | $3,294,351.50 | $3,556,761.50 | $3,730,647.67 | 5900.5% |
| November | $3,354,421.25 | $3,627,896.75 | $3,809,686.83 | 6027.7% |
| December | $3,414,491 | $3,699,032 | $3,888,726 | 6154.8% |
| All Time | $3,084,107.38 | $3,307,788.13 | $3,454,010.58 | 5455.6% |
The bullish explosive trend noted up to 2029 will continue for BTC based on CoinGape predictions and potentially push the average price of BTC in 2050 between $2.9 million and $3.3 million. Investors should note that these long-term predictions can change and, hence, should be taken with a grain of salt.
How Will Bitcoin Price React to $3 Billion Buying Spree?
Michael Saylor, the CEO and founder of MicroStrategy, has increased the size of its convertible note from $1.75 billion to $2.6 billion. This suggests that the company will continue its BTC buying spree.
According to the announcement, the offering will close today, November 21, and is aimed at high-net-worth investors with a maturity of 2029. The blog also added,
“The notes will be sold in a private offering only to persons reasonably believed to be qualified institutional buyers.”
Investors need to note that the latest offerings has not finished yet, as MicroStrategy announces the new offering.
On a side note, here’s Michael Saylor’s tweet from two days ago.
MicroStrategy has acquired 51,780 BTC for ~$4.6 billion at ~$88,627 per #bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 20.4% QTD and 41.8% YTD. As of 11/17/2024, we hodl 331,200 $BTC acquired for ~$16.5 billion at ~$49,874 per bitcoin. $MSTR https://t.co/SRRtRrB2jO
— Michael Saylor
(@saylor) November 18, 2024
Although this is fundamentally bullish for Bitcoin, the implication of this might not be felt in the short term. The lack of influence on BTC’s value can be attributed to over-the-counter (OTC) deals. Institutions or high-net-worth individuals use methods to conceal their buys in the short term and do not affect the market price of the underlying asset.
Regardless, the outlook is bullish, and the momentum is strong, so it wouldn’t be surprising if Bitcoin hits $100,000 before November ends.
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Cryptocurrency investors in Japan are bracing for impact following a plan to reclassify digital assets as financial products. While the plan has elicited excitement from cryptocurrency enthusiasts in the Far East, the ambitious plan will have to scale several legislative hurdles.
Japan Targets Reclassification Of Cryptocurrencies As Financial Products
According to a report by Nikkei, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is inching toward classifying cryptocurrencies as financial products. Per the report, the FSA intends to achieve the reclassification via an amendment to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
Currently, digital assets in Japan are considered crypto assets conferred with property rights and seen as payment means. Under the FSA’s plans, cryptocurrencies in Japan will be treated as financial products in the same manner as traditional financial products.
The FSA says it will adopt a slow and steady approach toward the reclassification, carrying out “a private expert study group” to test the waters. If everything goes according to plan, the FSA will submit the amended bill to Parliament in early 2026.
The classification of cryptocurrencies as financial products will have far-reaching consequences for the local ecosystem. Experts say treating cryptocurrencies as financial products will bring Japan closer to a crypto ETF launch amid a changing regulatory landscape.
Furthermore, the move may lower current cryptocurrency taxation for local investors since existing capital market rules will apply to the asset class.
A Fresh Bill For Crypto Insider Trading Is Underway
Apart from the reclassification, the FSA disclosed plans for new legislation against insider trading. The move flows treating cryptocurrencies as financial products and will strengthen existing investor protection rules.
“It is a direction to establish a new insider trading regulation that prohibits trading based on unpublished internal information,” said the FSA. “We will develop laws to prevent unfair transactions.”
However, Japan’s cryptocurrency scene is heating up to a boil, driven by local and international players. Last week, stablecoin issuer Circle secured approval from the FSA for USDC with top exchanges set to list the stablecoin.
Japan’s Metaplanet has tapped Eric Trump to join its Strategic Board of Advisors as it continues to load up Bitcoin.
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Mike Belshe, the CEO of BitGo, has commented on the recent settlement between Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital and the New York Attorney General (NYAG). Known as one of the top advocates of deregulation, Belshe, per his latest updates on X, appears to favor regulatory intervention to prevent some fraudulent practices in the industry.
BitGo CEO Comments on Galaxy Digital Settlement
Responding directly to a post from Anthony Scaramucci, Belshe said it is hard to deny that NYAG laid a compelling case against Galaxy Digital. He highlighted the firm’s pump-and-dump actions. The BitGo CEO noted that selling tokens as soon as they are vested and shilling to HODL when one is actually selling is wrong.
Notably, he reiterated his respect for Novogratz and his contributions to the industry. However, considering the NYAG’s position, Mike Belshe said Galaxy Digital’s actions are unethical.
‘So, legal overreach or not, it’s not ethical, and this type of behavior makes our entire industry look bad. Unchecked, this is what leads to “over-regulation,”’ he said, advocating for users to read the controls put onto Galaxy as part of this settlement!
The Advocacy for Crypto Regulation
As reported by CoinGape, Galaxy Digital settled with NYAG with $200 million over the controversial Terra (LUNA) sales. The BitGo CEO said if the right regulations are not in place and top leaders are this manipulative, the industry may not be taken seriously.
In his calls for oversight, Mike Belshe defined this as ‘Principles-based regulation.’ He further explained what he meant, noting that no one should lie to promote assets they hold. He also advocated that influential leaders should not tell others to buy while hiding the fact that they are selling.
Over the past few years, industry leaders have often denounced the regulation through key regulators’ enforcement tactics. Things have changed drastically since Mark Uyeda came on board as Acting Chair of the US SEC.
The commission has even established a Crypto Task Force to help introduce frameworks to guide the industry.
President Trump Fulfilling Campaign Promises
The BitGo CEO’s new crypto regulation push is not on the radar. While industry experts like John Deaton agreed with his proposition, US regulatory agencies are cleaning the house to help fulfill President Donald Trump’s campaign promises.
In a recent update, the FDIC advised Federal Banks about crypto. The commission said financial institutions under its umbrella do not need prior approval to gain exposure to the crypto industry. Thus far, this positive regulatory shift has triggered a new adoption trend for the digital currency ecosystem.
One of the core positive moves was Fidelity Investments’ launch of a stablecoin on a public blockchain.
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The drawdown in the broader crypto market has extended to this weekend as losses shifted from Bitcoin (BTC) to altcoins. The combined market cap has lost 2.82% to $2.68 trillion, which suggests the selloff might deepen more. With the mix of bullish news in the trailing 7-day period, the question among analysts remains what is behind the latest slump.
What Is Behind Crypto Market Crash?
Since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, the broader digital currency ecosystem has witnessed positive backing.
As reported earlier by CoinGape, President Trump granted full pardon to Arthur Hayes, and other BitMEX co-founders Benjamin Delo and Samuel Reed. While this news is localized to the beneficiaries, it generally signals the positive shift in White House’ perception of the industry.
Despite these updates, the crypto market is still reeling with losses. The same Trump administration’s trade policies have continued to weigh down investor sentiment. The April 2 reciprocal tariff timeline has placed investors on the edge.
These tariffs and trade wars have ushered in economic uncertainties and potential inflation drag. With the Federal Reserve keeping rates unchanged, the impact of inflation may force traditional firms to adjust their positions. This in turn impact the crypto market sentiment overall.
Bitcoin and Altcoin Performance Review
As of writing, the price of BTC has lost its $83,000 support and currently trading at $82,476.30 per data from CoinMarketCap. The top coin has fallen by 2.43% in 24 hours and has extended its Year-to-Date (YTD) losses to 12.5%.
Top altcoins have also lost their positions with Ethereum down 2.25% to $1,846. XRP has fallen by more than 3% to $2.115, while Cardano has shed off 3.92% to $0.6721. The altcoin response has seen Dogecoin forming a wedge pattern in what may serve as a make-it-or-break-it switch for the memecoin.
While it appears as though many of these top assets are bottoming out, their correlations with Bitcoin may extend their overall drawdow.
What Next for the Crypto Market?
Thus far this year, top coins like Bitcoin have often showcased resilience in the face of massive sell-off and crypto liquidations. Although the current price floor for Bitcoin remain undefined, with analysts keeping an eye on the $82,000 floor.
The digital currency has not breached this level in close to two weeks. While legendary trader Peter Brandt agrees BTC price may fall to $65,635, this bearish projection may be averted if the $82,500 support holds through the weekend.
Altcoins may likely boost their price recovery by relying on BTC breakout and their internal fundamental updates.
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