The recent dip in Bitcoin's price before the U.S. presidential election aligns with historical patterns, suggesting a potential post-election rally similar to previous cycles in 2016 and 2020. Bitcoin dropped to around $66,600 but stabilized at $68,600, showing a 3.30% decline over the past seven days. Analysis by Scottie Pippen and Santiment supports the idea of a post-election surge. However, Santiment also emphasizes that market sentiment will depend on the broader political and economic context, including how the next administration handles crypto regulations. Despite short-term fluctuations, longer-term projections for Bitcoin remain optimistic, with analysts forecasting a price of $200,000 by the end of 2025.



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