Эксперт спрогнозировал рост биткоина до $100 000 в случае победы Трампа на выборах

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2022-11-09Last updated on 2024-08-09

  • Основатель Transform Ventures заявил, что биткоин вырастет до $100 000 в случае избрания Дональда Трампа президентом.
  • Майкл Терпин добавил, что октябрь и ноябрь исторически являются хорошими месяцами для первой криптовалюты.

Курс биткоина вырастет до отметки в $100 000, если Дональд Трамп станет президентом Соединенных Штатов Америки. Об этом сообщает CoinDesk со ссылкой на слова основателя Transform Ventures Майкла Терпина.

Эксперт пояснил, после победы Трампа на выборах, наплыв новых покупателей может поднять цену первой криптовалюты до упомянутой выше отметки.

«Несмотря на следующие 60 дней, бычий рынок будет продолжаться по традиционным линиям четырехлетнего цикла с твердым ростом в октябре и ноябре», — добавил Терпин.

Он отметил, что исторически биткоин демонстрировал снижение в первые шесть месяцев после халвинга, «этот пятый цикл не является исключением». По его словам, октябрь и ноябрь всегда были сильными месяцами для первой криптовалюты, особенно в год халвинга.

Кроме того, основатель Transform Ventures назвал несколько причин, почему курс актива не опустится намного ниже $50 000.

По словам Терпина, актив не упадет ниже этой отметки, поскольку Банк Японии заявил, что они больше не будут повышать процентные ставки, а у Jump Trading закончатся монеты для продажи.

Напомним, в ночь на 9 августа 2024 года курс биткоина в моменте поднимался до отметки в $62 745. Позже цена первой криптовалюты откатилась до около $61 000. На момент написания актив торгуется вблизи $60 650:

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