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Crypto Market: Bitcoin Hits $75,000, Smashing All-time High As Trump Wins Polls

Bitcoin has reached an all-time high of $75,000, buoyed by rising speculation around a Donald Trump electoral victory.

The cryptocurrency’s rally coincides with a surge in market sentiment linking a potential Trump presidency to a favorable crypto environment, given his previously stated support for establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

As of the latest figures, Bitcoin is trading at around $74,474, while Ethereum and other altcoins are also seeing significant gains.

With Trump reportedly winning key states in the ongoing U.S. presidential election, bets on crypto platforms like Polymarket indicate a 90% confidence rate in his victory, reflecting the market’s anticipation of a potential shift in U.S. digital asset policies.

Bitcoin’s price surge underscores the strong influence of political factors on the cryptocurrency market, with investors closely monitoring the final election outcome.

Tayo Adelaja

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