How high can Bitcoin price go before Trump’s inauguration?
Several Bitcoin price analysts see BTC trading between $100,000 and $200,000 just before and after Trump’s inauguration. Go to Source
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Galaxy Digital clocks biggest trading day of year on US election day: Report
Trump’s win sparked a surge of interest in crypto, Galaxy’s CEO reportedly said. Go to Source
Two Bitcoin whales buy $142M BTC after Trump’s win
The two whales have acquired $142 million worth of Bitcoin since Trump’s victory in the US election was confirmed, showing growing investor demand for Bitcoin. Go to Source
Trump victory may pave way for $100K Bitcoin by end of 2024
Markets are bracing for post-election volatility, which may take Bitcoin as high as $100,000 before 2025. Go to Source
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF sees ‘biggest volume day ever’ with $4.1B traded
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF saw its largest day of trading activity following Donald Trump’s reelection as the president of the United States. Go to Source
Blackrock Bitcoin ETF sees $1B volume in first minutes of post-election trading
Some analysts expect Bitcoin’s price to surge following Donald Trump’s Nov. 5 election win. Go to Source
Bitcoin price rally to $110K ‘incoming’ after positive Coinbase premium, Trump victory — Analyst
A boost in Bitcoin’s spot volumes and a classic chart pattern hint that $110,000 could be the next stop for BTC price. Go to Source
2024 US elections live: Trump elected US president for a second time
Follow Cointelegraph’s live updates on the 2024 US election and its potential impact on crypto regulations, markets and the future of digital assets. Go to Source
2024 US elections live: Trump set to return to White House
Follow Cointelegraph’s live updates on the 2024 US election and its potential impact on crypto regulations, markets and the future of digital assets. Go to Source
Bitcoin whales accumulate $132M amid Trump victory projections
Investor appetite for risk-on assets like Bitcoin is growing, with Donald Trump projected to win the US presidential election. Go to Source