Bitcoin set for gains as US election nears

Despite political shifts, Bitcoin’s growth appears resilient due to concerns over US debts and the transformative role of blockchain technology.

The US imposes sanctions on Iran and Russia for meddling in the 2024 election.

Bitcoin’s bullish trajectory remains strong, with the cryptocurrency expected to reach $100,000 soon, regardless of the upcoming US election, according to Dan Tapiero of 10T Holdings. Speaking at a conference in Salt Lake City, Tapiero explained that Bitcoin’s rise is inevitable, driven by global trends and growing institutional interest.

The presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris highlights different attitudes towards crypto, with Trump promising to make the US a crypto hub and remove SEC Chair Gary Gensler. Harris, though quieter on the issue, recently emphasised blockchain’s importance. Despite these political shifts, industry experts believe Bitcoin will benefit from the election either way, citing concerns over US debts and deficits as a potential driver.

With the April Bitcoin halving boosting prices historically, the fourth quarter looks promising. The election may pass, but blockchain technology’s role in reshaping finance remains far more significant than any political outcome, Tapiero noted.