As of the closing date of July 30, 2025, the price of Bitcoin has decreased to around $117,000 (-0.9%), reflecting growing concerns about the future policy of the Federal Reserve and the expected White House report on cryptocurrencies. Investors are exercising caution ahead of the upcoming interest rate decision and the anticipation of regulatory clarity.
In July, Bitcoin began a correction after reaching a record peak of $123,000 in the middle of the month. As the end of July approached, the price dropped to around $115,500–$118,000. The main factor is profit-taking by large holders ('whales') and institutional investors.
Regulatory uncertainty is also putting pressure: the announced strategic Bitcoin reserve of the U.S. government and subsequent recommendations regarding digital assets create mixed expectations among market participants.
Technically, Bitcoin is holding support at approximately $115,000–$110,000, but a break below $110,000 could open the way for a correction to $105,000. On the other hand, a recovery above $118,000–$120,000 could lead to a resumption of the upward trend
