Bitcoin 
$69,640 started November on a shaky note, following a lackluster Uptober. The concern lies in the upcoming week, which will feature several significant events that could impact cryptocurrencies. Current evaluations suggest that the anticipated rise for Bitcoin and altcoins remains uncertain.
November’s Cryptocurrency Agenda
Bitcoin is hovering around $69,460, with the U.S. presidential election on November 5 and a Federal Reserve meeting two days later. Employment figures look decent, and inflation is at reasonable levels. However, with the Fed indicating a potential pause in rate cuts, the situation may not bode well for cryptocurrencies.
The results of the U.S. presidential election will also be revealed on November 5. With only hours left, it is anticipated that either Trump or Harris will emerge victorious. If Harris wins, her presidency may reflect Biden’s approach to cryptocurrencies, which has been seen as dismissive.
In contrast, Trump has expressed his commitment to the cryptocurrency sector, even launching his own DeFi platform.
Expert Insights on Cryptocurrency
Titan of Crypto is pleased with the clearing of a four-month downward trend and points to a key level at $71,300. Many analysts have repeatedly mentioned that the main level for further gains is $71,500.
“The monthly candle close in October wiped out the four-month downward price movement. This indicates a serious upturn. The cloud also shows bullish signs. The next key level: $71,300. BTC appears ready to surpass this level in November.”
Crypto Fella, another analyst, is also awaiting the election results. He believes that volumes will significantly increase after the November 5 elections. Carl suggests that BTC’s escape from a descending channel should provide relief to investors.
“Bitcoin not only broke out of this descending channel, but also closed its highest monthly candle ever!”
