Odaily星球日报讯 美国总统大选获得的比特币和加密货币政治捐款接近 2 亿美元。（Bitcoin Magazine）

美国总统大选中比特币和加密货币政治捐款接近2亿美元

Odaily Odaily reported that the US presidential election received nearly $200 million in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency political donations. (Bitcoin Magazine)

Bitcoin and Crypto Political Donations Near $200 Million in US Presidential Election

Odaily Planet Daily Report: On Monday morning, Bitcoin reached a high of around $69,450 in the Asian market. Presto Research analyst Min Jung said, "The $70,000 level is an important psychological resistance point, approaching Bitcoin's all-time high." FalconX research head David Lawant said, "With less than three weeks to the election, we expect market attention to this key market event to increase further from now on, as cryptocurrency becomes a mainstream political issue, attracting a wider audience." The Polymarket prediction platform shows that Trump has a 60% chance of winning, leading Harris by 21 percentage points. In the FiveThirtyEight traditional poll average, Harris leads Trump by 1.8 percentage points at 48.2%. Nevertheless, the gap between the two candidates in the national opinion poll has narrowed from 3.1% on September 1. SOFA.org head Augustine Fan said, "As the focus on the U.S. election outcome becomes the focus, the most positive outcome for cryptocurrency would be a Trump victory, with the Republicans sweeping the House and Senate, potentially allowing the Trump-Pence-supported digital asset reform plan to pass through Congress." Jung added, "If Trump's dominance continues, and the Fed sends more dovish signals, we may see a new momentum for Bitcoin in the weeks following these events." (The Block)

Analysis: Market attention to the US presidential election will further increase, and Bitcoin may see new momentum

Upbit, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea, has just announced the decision to list the memecoin BONK. The Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has announced on its official website that they will ...

Upbit announces BONK listing, causing Token price to surge

Bitcoin reached a high of $69,546 in the early morning yesterday, but then "selling pressure started to emerge". After falling below $67,000 late at night, it rose back to around $66,500 earlier around 8:30 am, quickly breaking through the low on October 17th and then pulling back, likely shaking out some investors again.

As of the time of writing, it has pulled back to $67,296, a decline of 2.46% in the past 24 hours. The upward trend of Bitcoin seems to have been interrupted. Whether this is just a temporary correction, or if the main players want to take profits when market sentiment is high, remains to be seen...