US Midterm Elections Shake Markets: Bitcoin Rebounds Toward $78,000
Democrats won control of both congressional chambers, creating a divided government. Bitcoin briefly hit a six-week low before recovering to about $78,070.
Read articleDemocrats won control of both congressional chambers, creating a divided government. Bitcoin briefly hit a six-week low before recovering to about $78,070.
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Bitcoin fell to a near seven-week low of $75,600 after Democrats won both chambers of Congress, then rebounded above $78,000 as political uncertainty faded and buyers returned.
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