• Traders should wait until after former President Donald Trump’s speech at the Bitcoin Conference on Saturday to cash out on their bitcoin profits.
  • Some expect Trump to announce plans to make bitcoin a strategic reserve asset if he gets elected in November, which could result in a “parabolic move” for bitcoin.
As a seasoned researcher with extensive experience in the crypto market, I believe traders should exercise caution and hold off on cashing out their bitcoin profits until after former President Donald Trump speaks at the Bitcoin Conference on Saturday. The potential implications of his speech could significantly impact the price movement of bitcoin.Traders may feel tempted to sell bitcoin (BTC) following its significant surge of over 20% to $67,000 from its early July lows. However, an additional potential positive catalyst that could significantly impact BTC’s price is reportedly close at hand according to Markus Thielen, the founder of 10x Research.

As a crypto investor, considering selling my Bitcoins before Trump’s Nashville speech or even shorting the cryptocurrency might have seemed like a wise move based on previous market reactions. However, if the speech turns out to be less impactful than anticipated, I could end up missing out on potential gains and incurring unnecessary losses.

Donald Trump, the previous president and present Republican candidate for the 2021 presidential election, is set to address the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville this coming Saturday. There’s growing buzz that Trump might unveil a proposal to classify bitcoin as a national strategic reserve asset during his speech.

Thielen pointed out that bitcoin’s current trading price is nearly touching the previous bull market’s record high of $69,000. Technicians frequently consider this price point as a significant barrier, beyond which a potential “explosive rise” could ensue if the prices manage to stay above this threshold.

According to Thielen’s perspective, Biden’s departure from the presidential race significantly increases the chances of Trump winning in November. This scenario could lead to an early resignation of SEC Chair Gary Gensler, known for his adversity towards the crypto industry. Although Gensler’s term doesn’t conclude until June 2026, Thielen anticipates his resignation around the time of a potential Trump inauguration in early 2025.

The former president is scheduled to speak in Nashville on Saturday at 3pm Eastern Time.

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2024-07-22 18:56