Following Joe Biden's withdrawal from the election race, Bitcoin experienced a 3% swing within a 4-hour candle, reaching a low of $65,800 before finding support. With global markets closed, it's still too early to predict a definitive direction for Bitcoin. However, in such situations, uncertainty about the future typically leads to risk aversion and a decline in assets like Bitcoin.
If the market perceives Biden's withdrawal as increasing the likelihood of Trump's victory in the upcoming election, Bitcoin could adopt a bullish stance. Given that retail traders hold the smallest share of Bitcoin trades in the last three years, it remains to be seen whether institutional investors and ETFs will continue to support Bitcoin's price when global markets open tomorrow. If uncertainty persists, it could lead to a price drop that may continue until a new Democratic candidate is chosen.
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