Powered by the possibility of a Donald Trump victory, bitcoin reaches a new record at $75,000

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“Markets are starting to bet on Trump’s return. He won with a larger margin than expected in Florida, a very populous state, which reinforces expectations of Republican scores better than expected elsewhere in the country, underlined Yugo Tsuboi, strategist at Daiwa Securities, cited by the Bloomberg agency.

The former president committed during the campaign to making the United States “the world capital of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies”, by imposing an extremely relaxed regulatory framework.

“The price of bitcoin closely follows Trump’s position in the polls” because for investors, a Republican victory would lead to an increase in demand for the digital currency,” noted before the election Russ Mould, analyst at AJ Bell.

“(Trump’s) return to power would likely emphasize deregulation, tax incentives and economic policies favorable to alternative investments, such as bitcoin”

By posing as the champion of cryptocurrencies, the businessman takes the opposite view of the Biden government, considered to be in favor of strict regulation of the sector, even if Democrat Kamala Harris tried to give pledges to reassure holders of cryptocurrencies.

The “return to power (of Trump) would probably emphasize deregulation, tax incentives and economic policies favorable to alternative investments, such as bitcoin”, adds Nigel Green, at deVere.

The analyst also notes that the Republican’s previous term “was marked by significant corporate tax cuts, which injected additional liquidity into the markets, thereby promoting investment in high-growth assets.” .

At the start of the year, the price of bitcoin was driven by anticipation of the “halving”, a technical event which reduces the supply of new bitcoins approximately every four years.

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