Kamala Harris has finally taken a stand on crypto, and she’s taking a more measured view. While Elon Musk-backed Trump is showing bold and unapologetic support for crypto, Harris is betting on a balance between innovation and user protection. Could this divergence be a turning point for Binance investors and users?
🕰️ Why now?
With the election looming large, candidates are looking to capture voters’ attention by blending growth with security. Harris’s stance could appeal to those who want a controlled crypto boom, contrasting with Trump’s liberal, pro-crypto approach, backed by the influence of Elon Musk.

2009: At its launch by Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin had almost no value and ended the year without any significant market value.
2010: Bitcoin started attracting early adopters, reaching around $0.30 by the end of the year, an increase of approximately 37,400%.
2011: It rose from $0.30 to $6.00 by year-end, marking a 1,900% increase.
2012: Bitcoin grew from $6.00 to $13.50 by year-end, about a 125% rise.
2013: Prices climbed from $13.50 to $800, peaking at $1,100 during the year, a 5,829% increase.
2014: It started at $800 but dropped to $300 due to market challenges, including the Mt. Gox hack, a 62.5% decline.
2015: Rebounded from $300 to $430 by year-end, increasing 43%.
2016: Rose from $430 to $960, marking a 123% gain.
2017: Saw a surge from $960 to about $14,000, a rise of 1,358%.
2018: Declined from $14,000 to $3,700 following a market correction, down 73.6%.
2019: Recovered from $3,700 to $7,200, increasing by about 94.6%.
2020: Jumped from $7,200 to $29,000, a 302.8% rise.
2021: Continued to rise from $29,000 to $47,000, about 62.1% growth.
2022: Dropped from $47,000 to $16,500, a decline of 64.9%.
2023: Rebounded from $16,500 to $29,000, a gain of about 75.8%.
2024: Started at $29,000 and reached $81,000 by November, an increase of around 179.3%. Many expect it to reach $100,000 by year-end due to growing adoption, market momentum, and potential broader acceptance as a global payment method.

Sources:
1. CoinMarketCap - Bitcoin Historical Prices
2. Investopedia - Bitcoin History
3. Blockchain.com - Historical Bitcoin Data
4. Yahoo Finance - Bitcoin Financial Data
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The 2024 US presidential election results are tighter than ever, with Donald Trump leading with 230 electoral votes to Kamala Harris’ 187. As Americans anxiously await the final results, financial markets, including cryptocurrencies, are already feeling the tremors of this tense election race.
A Global Impact on Markets
The US presidential election has a direct impact on global markets, and investors are closely monitoring every step. Republican Party leader Trump currently has 51.7% of the popular vote, while Democratic Party candidate Harris has 46.9%. This divergence could have significant repercussions on economic and international policies.