Trump and Harris's duel decides Bitcoin's life or death? Is cryptocurrency really a decentralized currency?
The first debate between US presidential candidates Harris and Trump took place at 9 a.m. this morning. Amazingly, a US agency said that the volatility of Bitcoin can be used to evaluate the real-time indicators of the relative performance of the two debaters. The rise of Bitcoin means that Trump has the upper hand, and vice versa. Currently, Bitcoin has fallen slightly and fell below $57,000.
Earlier, some agencies predicted that if Trump wins the US election, the price of Bitcoin may reach $90,000 within the year; and if Harris wins, Bitcoin may fall to a minimum of $30,000 to $40,000.
Although Trump's attitude is to support cryptocurrency, the design of cryptocurrency was originally decentralized to avoid government interference and maintain independence. Now that a US election has caused Bitcoin to jump up and down so much, it is inevitable that people wonder if today's cryptocurrency is still the earliest decentralized product?
