Yeah bro, I wonder why people would be placing the fate of Bitcoin on some entities, Bitcoin is decentralised in nature and according to history it haven't been controlled by anyone and won't be currently, that's what makes it so unique and special for investors who believe in it's potential, despite the government institutions fighting hard to gain control over Bitcoin but to no avail and it still flourished overtime till this point. Majority are gradually seeing the usefulness of Bitcoin as an asset class hence the mass adoption by various individuals and institutions and I believe in the near future It could become widely accepted globally both for carrying out local and International transactions as well as different use case. People should disregard critics who come up with false points to backlash Bitcoin and jump on it cause it has lots of benefits for the future, those who have been holding for 5 years plus can testify of it's benefits as an asset class.

I seriously doubt there’s any president out there who can stop bitcoin’s adoption. Investors hold way more power and influence than any U.S. president ever could. Honestly, we’re likely to see the same dynamics in bitcoin that we’ve seen in the past. So, there’s no need to worry about who wins the presidential election; we believe they won’t be the reason bitcoin fades away. In fact, it’s totally possible that the next president could end up being a huge supporter of bitcoin instead!

If you think about it, bitcoin has been through years of struggle, yet we’ve witnessed tremendous improvements and a growing adoption rate. That just shows how strong investor support has been—and it’s only getting stronger!

I believe it does not matter who get elected as the US president as it would not have any effect on what is going to happen to Bitcoin in 2025. We have been experiencing the market fall and rise all through the years but in 2025, nothing is stopping the bull market therefore which ever is in the seat of the president does not matter. Bitcoin is independent of the US election. People saying if former president Donald trump does not win that the bull market would not happen are not familiar with how the market operates and are thinking the market needs Donald trump to become bullish. Institutional investors are the people controlling the market right now and anything they do or say determine what happens to the market therefore we have to be monitoring them to see what they are doing before we take decisions.

It has been observed through out the history of Bitcoin, elected president of any nation don't have any effect in the market movement of Bitcoin, unless this person when seated on the position do something nefarious or very good to the market and adoption of Bitcoin.  But, so far, we have not seen any newly seated president do that immediately after he won the election.  Aside from the El Salvador President who is personally pushing Bitcoin adoption, other president where busy looking and studying their country's internal and external affair.

In my opinion, an event such as halving should not lead to an increase in the price of Bitcoin after the event (after the occurrence of the event called halving).

After all, the result that the occurrence of this event will lead to is known in advance. All investors know in advance about an event such as halving, and they also know about the effect of this event (this event should reduce the supply of Bitcoin and, accordingly, create unsatisfied demand).

Since all this information is known in advance, this effect should increase the price of the first cryptocurrency even before this event (before the occurrence of the event called halving). After halving, this event should no longer have any effect on the price.

If the result of the event is unknown in advance, then the occurrence of this event can affect the price of Bitcoin....

This is probably what is happening in the situation with the presidential elections in the USA. After the elections, independent observers - Bitcoin investors are clearly convinced that no negative events regarding Bitcoin have occurred (the new president is not trying, for example, to ban Bitcoin in the USA).

And this new information allows the price of Bitcoin to grow, stimulating the bull market.

This is nothing new here in the crypto world. People act like if a certain "evil" candidate wins the upcoming election, Bitcoin's going to disappear overnight and once again  "die" (like it has happened in the past millions of time according to them). But honestly it doesn't really matter who's wins the elect and is in the office. Sure, the market might go up and down a lot (which is very normal for volatile assets) for a bit right after the election, but those effects are usually short lived. Prices might skyrocket or dip, but they always seem to correct themselves eventually. That's just how decentralized markets actually work. So yeah, no need to stress too much about politics. We have seen the best and the worst and bitcoin still lives.

But you also have to consider every investors that also own bitcoin. Unlike any other politicians way back then that really affect the flow of the market as to compare today that many investors are owning bitcoin. I don't think politicians can take bitcoin down that easily.

I do agree with this, it's bigger than even nations, because even if it's banned in one big nation (which we had with China already) it still keeps going strong, it doesn't care about just places or regions or people, we still continue to do well and that is why I think we are going to see bitcoin do fine in the end.

We should realize that the best thing to do right now would be just focusing on how we individually could benefit from this and as long as we can find something that we can benefit from them it will not be an issue and we are going to do just okay. Of course it is not going to end up with that much trouble at the moment but we know that it is going to be an issue and we can't do that crazy right now, just focus on what we can do with what we have and that should be fine. I understand that it is going to take some time but that is why I believe that the best thing to do right now would be just focusing on how to get better results whenever we can.

Well, probably those people better sell their bitcoins, clearly 1) they don't understand how bitcoin works 2) they can't manage the stress, if we can call it this way. Of course if Harris is elected won't help bitcoin but there is nothing she can really do to stop it. Let's take a look what happened with their friend at the SEC, Gary Gensler: they delated the ETFs as much as they could but they couldn't go against the big funds. Do I like Harris? Absolutely not. Am I worries about her? Absolutely not.

A lot of Bitcoin beginners are used to quick profit because they are used to quick way it has given them profit. The all time high we are seeing today was first tested from $4k on average on many exchange after the covid collapse and that made a lot of money for beginners that bought Bitcoin during that time. I remember we touched $68k until it collapsed again and now we are here there again and they are still expecting the same run again, so many calling for $100k but the reality is far from there.

The $100k many are calling now, if we mistakenly enter that region, I will it 24 hours it will crash because everyone will sell immediately but if we can get there gradually, break $80k, $90k before going $100k, it will form a covalent bond that wouldn't break easily, this is what Bitcoin has been doing for years.