Bitcoin to move 10% ‘either direction’ depending on US election: Trader
Crypto investors should prepare for even more volatility around the US election, with traders and analysts predicting “at least” a 10% move for Bitcoin. Go to Source
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Crypto investors should prepare for even more volatility around the US election, with traders and analysts predicting “at least” a 10% move for Bitcoin. Go to Source
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The M2 money supply is an economic measure of the total amount of a sovereign nation’s fiat currency currently circulating worldwide. Go to Source
Ever wondered how U.S. presidential elections impact the stock market? We explore historical trends, stock market predictions, and Bitcoin price movements under different administrations. The following guest post comes from Bitcoinminingstock.io, providing comprehensive data, in-depth research, and analyses on Bitcoin mining stocks. Originally published on Oct. 30, 2024, it was penned by Bitcoinminingstock.io author Cindy … Read more
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“Bitcoin is currently being used as a liquid proxy to hedge a Trump win,” which was previously seen as “underpriced,” according to an analyst. Go to Source