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    Bitcoin rises as Trump shooting seen increasing re-election odds

    July 14, 20242 Mins Read


    Bitcoin is gaining after the shooting at a Donald Trump rally, leading to speculation the incident will increase his chances of winning the presidential election.

    The former president, who has positioned himself as pro-crypto, said he was shot in the right ear after gunfire erupted at his political rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday. His campaign said he was “fine” after the incident and looking forward to going to the Republican National Convention that begins on Monday in Milwaukee. 

    Trump’s chances of becoming president again increased after today’s developments, according to PredictIt data. Images of a defiant Trump — with his fist raised over his head and his bloody right ear, and the American flag waving in the background — are blazing across social media and television after the attack. 

    The Trump campaign said he will attend the convention. President Joe Biden said he is glad Trump is safe and condemned the violence.

    Markets are likely to respond with higher volatility, and could repeat the trades employed when last month’s debate played out favorably to Trump. In that case, the US dollar gained and Treasury yields climbed.

    Bitcoin rose as much as 2.1% to $59,849.84, before paring that advance to trade at about $59,426 as of 10:25 p.m., New York time. The most-traded crypto token had stabilized in recent days on optimism that ETFs from titans including BlackRock Inc. and Fidelity Investments offer the type of bedrock demand that can temper price swings.

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