The political landscape in the United States over the next couple of months will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the cryptocurrency market, for better or worse. If events unfold without any major negative disruptions involving figures like Donald Trump or Elon Musk, the crypto community is likely to see a favourable environment. In fact, prices have surged to their highest levels since Kamala Harris conceded, signaling strong bullish momentum.
However, there are still some speculators, institutional and retail holding back from entering the market, waiting for Trump’s official swearing-in before committing. This uncertainty could prove detrimental to those who hesitate too long. By the time they decide to enter, it may be too late, and they could find themselves buying at or near the peak. This could lead to losses driven by fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD), as they panic and sell once the market begins to correct.
For those watching from the sidelines, it’s important to consider that waiting for the ‘perfect moment’ can often result in missed opportunities. The crypto market, with its inherent volatility, rewards those who are able to make decisions with a longer-term perspective, despite the political noise.
November 2024
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