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Crypto policies will mean a lot to 'disillusioned' voters: Expert
Crypto will be on the ballot for the US presidential election come November. 2024 alone has been a big year for cryptocurrencies, as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) greenlit spot bitcoin (BTC-USD) ETFs, and it becomes more likely SEC officials could approve spot ether ETFs tied to ethereum (ETH-USD). Swan Bitcoin Chief Investment Officer Raphael Zagury comes onto Market Domination Overtime to talk about the crypto sphere's sentiment on the US election and policy proposals by regulators. "It started with senators talking about bitcoin. Then we had more people talking about it. And now we have Trump coming in, and which was a surprise for most people even for some of us had been in bitcoin for a long time to hear him saying the positive things that he did," Zagury explains. "For people that are very disillusioned with a lot of things that are happening in politics, this could be a very substantial change." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan. Catch up on Yahoo Finance's crypto coverage and reporting on policy proposals ahead of the 2024 US presidential election: Why one expert believes bitcoin is the best savings tech ever How the 'double hater' voter could shape the US election Ether ETF will be a 'monster success,' but not like bitcoin These Trump policies could be inflationary SEC greenlights exchanges to list ether ETFs, still needs to approve money manager filings Trump-era tax cuts to expire after 2025. Why it matters MicroStrategy raises its bond sale to buy even more bitcoin The ways the market responds to the election cycle Bitcoin mining sector is 'sort of a scam': Kerrisdale Capital Trump or Biden: Does it really matter?
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This Is Why Altcoin Investors Struggle Despite Bitcoin, Ether Sitting Near Yearly Highs
Constantly diluting supply with token unlocks, selling pressure from venture funds, lack of fresh inflows to crypto and seasonal trends all contributed to the brutal drawdown in altcoin prices.
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Why one expert believes bitcoin is the best savings tech ever
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) has had a breakout year in 2024, rallying off of a long slump on the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) approval of spot bitcoin ETF products. Now, the crypto community is watching intently on the SEC's next pending decision: approving a spot ether ETF tied to ethereum futures (ETH-USD). Swan Bitcoin Chief Investment Officer Raphael Zagury comes onto Market Domination Overtime to discuss the outlook on these prominent cryptocurrencies, also commenting on what the 2024 US presidential race could mean for the crypto space and the likelihood of an ether ETF. "If you look where we are right now in terms of volatility, volatility is fairly low. We're in the 5% I would say bottom decile in volatility times," Zagury says. "And I think the good news, if the past is any guidance of what could happen in the future, is that periods of very low volatility in bitcoin tend to have offside periods of return, if you look 60, 90 days ahead. But short term, a lot of things can happen in the short-term, traders control the price..." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.
