<ul><li>Bitcoin has become a legit voter and its voting power is undeniable.</li><li>Crypto companies have spent over $121 million to sway elections during this cycle.</li><li>Trump already made a bold promise to turn the U.S. into the “crypto capital of the planet”.</li><li>The Republican former president has long mixed his political and business interests.</li><li>Democratic crypto lobbyists, executives and investors say the industry is at risk of leaning too far right.</li><li>Perhaps, it would’ve been better for Bitcoin to stay away from this presidential election cycle.</li><li>The 2024 presidential election can change that for good.</li><li>So far, one thing about Bitcoin has always been true, it’s neither red nor blue.</li><li>The endless blaming game if the Bitcoin price stops climbing up after January 2025.</li><li>The speculation and headlines have begun: Could November be “the Bitcoin Election”?</li></ul>

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