Sathvik Vishwanath, co-founder and CEO, Unocoin said: “Several factors indicate a potential rise in Bitcoin’s price this quarter. Seasonality, coupled with expectations of a global central bank easing cycle, could boost gains. The upcoming US Presidential election in November could also impact market sentiment, particularly with Donald Trump, a known crypto supporter, running against Vice President Kamala Harris, who has recently shown a more positive stance toward cryptocurrencies. Historically, Bitcoin rallies intensify around 170 days post-halving, suggesting bullish trends ahead. Institutional demand from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is rising, and likely to drive further attention. Bulls are eyeing resistance levels starting at $70,000, with speculation around a possible $100,000 target, as favourable economic conditions and political events unfold.”