The cryptocurrency market may gain new momentum due to global macroeconomic developments. A recent analysis by QCP Capital indicated that the easing policies of central banks worldwide, along with crypto-friendly policies in the United States, could drive cryptocurrency prices upwards. Currently, Bitcoin $85,023 is fluctuating between $62,000 and $64,000, influenced by a lack of significant macroeconomic catalysts in the U.S.
Crypto Supporters Stand Out in U.S. Presidential Elections
QCP Capital noted that the U.S. presidential election process could directly impact the cryptocurrency market. Last night, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris reiterated her support for cryptocurrencies, committing to making the U.S. a global leader in “artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and Blockchain.”
Harris emphasized that her economic plan includes a strategy encompassing cryptocurrencies. This statement marked her second message of support for cryptocurrencies this week. Additionally, fellow presidential candidate Donald Trump is also exhibiting a strong pro-crypto stance, suggesting that election results favoring either candidate would likely lead to positive developments for the country’s cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Global Liquidity Expected to Increase
According to QCP Capital, the transition of central banks worldwide to monetary easing policies could inject significant liquidity into the markets. This influx is expected to result in upward price movements across various asset classes, particularly cryptocurrencies.
QCP Capital analysts believe that the combination of crypto-friendly rhetoric in the U.S. and increased global liquidity will create a positive atmosphere in the markets.
Currently, the markets are focused on the speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powell, scheduled for around 4:20 PM today. This speech is considered critical for the markets, especially regarding whether Powell will reiterate the easing signals mentioned during the recent FOMC press conference. The messages Powell delivers are seen as significant indicators of the market’s future trajectory.