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    Bitcoin All-Time High Hits $75,656 as Trump Elections Odds Spike

    Story Highlights
    • Bitcoin broke its all-time high, reaching $75,656 due to a sharp rise in the last 5 hours.

    • This unexpected surge coincides with the rising popularity of a specific politician.

    • The price spike wiped out $477.83 million in crypto funds and liquidated $354.69 million in short orders.

    Bitcoin has once again broken records, reaching a new all-time high of $75,656, according to Coinglass. The cryptocurrency giant made an impressive 9.4% jump in just five hours, surprising many after falling short of expected gains in October.

    This price surge also aligns with former President Donald Trumpโ€™s rising odds in the upcoming U.S. election, raising the question: is this Bitcoinโ€™s final peak for the season, or could it go even higher?

    The US Electionโ€™s Role in Bitcoin’s Rise

    One thingโ€™s clear: politics isnโ€™t just about debates and votes anymoreโ€”itโ€™s affecting crypto too. With the US presidential election heating up, investor sentiment has shifted. Former President Donald Trumpโ€™s popularity soared on platforms like Polymarket, where his odds jumped from 58% to a jaw-dropping 97.1%. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris’s chances slipped down to just 3.4%. This political shift has made investors more optimistic, helping fuel Bitcoinโ€™s latest climb.

    Mass Liquidations Hit the Market

    Bitcoinโ€™s rapid rise didnโ€™t come without consequences. This price surge led to $477.83 million in crypto funds being liquidated, surprising over 100,000 traders. Most of the losses hit those who bet against Bitcoin, with $354.69 million in short orders wiped out. Market whalesโ€”big players with large holdingsโ€”placed dense short orders above $75,000, leading to a slight dip back to $74,048.

    Itโ€™s a reminder of cryptoโ€™s volatility and the risks of betting against Bitcoinโ€™s momentum. And it’s not always how we’d might hope.

    What to Watch for Next

    So, what now? Bitcoin seems steady around its support levels of $73,700 and $71,800. Analysts say some profit-taking could slow things down, but the overall vibe is still pretty positive. With exchange data showing BTC outflows for three straight months, people seem to be in a buying mood. While a pullback could happen if more traders cash out, many believe that this new peak isnโ€™t going anywhere soon.

    Just keep an eye on those whale moves and election updates. A bigger Bitcoin all-time high could be just around the corner!

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