What Happened: Milei has secured 56% of the tally, while Sergio Massa, his opponent trails behind with 44%, according to Bloomberg. Following Massa’s concession, Bitcoin has experienced a significant increase of nearly 3% in the past 24 hours, reaching $37,350.
Milei has been openly critical of the country’s central bank, going as far as labeling it a scam and a “mechanism used by politicians to deceive the public through inflationary tax.” He believes that Bitcoin represents a pivotal shift towards returning control of money to its rightful creator, the private sector.
Top Gainer (24 Hour)
| Cryptocurrency | Gains +/- | Price (Recorded 9:30 p.m. EDT) |
| Render | +19.08% | $3.41 |
| Kaspa | +15.37% | $0.13 |
| FTX Token | +14.09% | $3.41 |
The global crypto market cap currently stands at $1.39 trillion, reflecting a decrease of 1.49% in the past 24 hours.
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Analyst Notes: Cryptocurrency analyst Michael Van de Poppe points out that Bitcoin is currently forming a clear range.
The resistance level to keep an eye on is $38,000, while for long entries, it is important to monitor the support level ranging from $33,000 to $34,500.According to his analysis, Bitcoin is expected to move slightly lower, possibly dipping just below $36,000. "Needs to hold the trend."
Pseudonymous analyst Dave the Wave said that BTC’s current all-time high could see a new surge.
"Shorter-term volatility is always the most difficult to predict. Brace yourselves for this one. Even though daily momentum is down, weekly BTC momentum is still up. Technically, a push to the highs is possible, and with price still in the LGC buy zone [for longer-term investors]."
Santiment, a leading firm in on-chain data analytics for the crypto market, on Sunday, said that crypto market caps have experienced a temporary slowdown following the significant 4-week rallies.
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