唐华斑竹: Market Focus on Democratic Party's Direction Influences Cryptocurrency Trends
According to Twitter user 唐华斑竹, the current market focus is on the policy direction of the Democratic Party. Whether it is their stance on Iran or interest rate hikes, the market is more concerned about whether the Democratic Party will take a tough stance on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies. If the Democratic Party signals a crackdown on AI and cryptocurrencies, the market could see a significant drop, with bitcoin:native potentially falling below $70,000. Conversely, if the Democratic Party shows a more lenient attitude, the market is expected to rebound, with bitcoin:native possibly rising to $80,000.
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