<ul><li>The recent surge in Bitcoin's price is not solely driven by Donald Trump's election victory but also by a post-halving supply shock.</li><li>The Bitcoin halving in April reduced block rewards, leading to a supply shock and increasing demand.</li><li>Onchain analyst James Check predicts that Bitcoin, with its scarcity and strong holders, will continue to rise in value.</li><li>American financier Anthony Scaramucci believes it is still early for Bitcoin and expects more countries and institutions to adopt it.</li></ul>

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