How does the Clarity Act bill affect bitcoin price prediction?

It lowers legal uncertainty around custody, disclosures, and banking access. That can narrow risk premia, tighten spreads, and support steadier inflows. If the Senate advances the bill this spring, we expect improved liquidity and a higher chance of holding above $66,000, with tests of $70,000 to $71,400 more likely.

What is the near-term bitcoin trading range to watch?

We see $52,000 to $70,000 as the key band. Resistance is $70,000, then about $71,408. First supports are $66,000 and $60,000, with the Bollinger lower band near 59,704. Range strategies work best until a high-volume close clears $70,500 or loses $66,000.

What should Canadian investors consider when trading BTC in CAD?

Prices quote in USD, so CAD moves affect returns. If you use Canada-listed bitcoin ETFs, check if units are hedged, review MERs, and understand tracking differences. Consider FX impact on stops and profit targets, and avoid oversizing positions relative to daily ATR-driven volatility.

Is now a buy, sell, or hold for bitcoin?

Our framework is HOLD with a C+ score of 58.42. We favor partial adds on dips above $66,000 with tight risk. A confirmed close over $70,500 with strong volume could add momentum. Failure to hold $66,000 turns focus to $60,000, where patience and smaller sizing are prudent.

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BTCUSD Today: February 15 — Bessent’s Clarity Act Call Lifts Bitcoin

ByDanny Kontos February 15, 2026February 15, 2026

Our bitcoin price prediction focuses on how regulation headlines shape the next move. Bitcoin jumped after U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged Congress to pass the Clarity Act this spring. The rebound is about 16% off the ~$60,000 pullback, with BTCUSD trading near $69,786.96. For Canadian investors, prices are quoted in USD, but CAD exposure and ETF structure matter. We see policy news driving short swings while traders respect a $52,000 to $70,000 band. Below we map the range, signals, and practical setups.