Bitcoin: Blockchain stocks are popular as Hillary Clinton follows the trend while running for president

[Abstract] After the sharp rise and fall in the price of Bitcoin after Brexit, it has entered a period of consolidation. Blockchain concept stocks are becoming more and more well-known, not only popular in China, but Hillary Clinton, who is running for the US presidency, has also expressed support for Bitcoin's underlying technology - blockchain.

Kang Yalan · 21 hours ago

Author: Kang Yalan

The price of Bitcoin has entered a period of consolidation after experiencing sharp ups and downs following Brexit. Blockchain concept stocks are becoming increasingly popular not only in China, but Hillary Clinton, who is running for the US presidency, has also expressed support for Bitcoin's underlying technology - blockchain.

During the Asian session on Thursday (June 30), the price of Bitcoin entered a period of consolidation after the sharp rise and fall after Brexit. Blockchain concept stocks, which are becoming more and more well-known, are not only popular in China, but Hillary Clinton, who is running for the US presidency, has also expressed support for Bitcoin's underlying technology - blockchain.

According to the latest quotes, Bitcoin/US dollar (XBT/USD) fell from around 650 to below 625 yesterday, and fluctuated around the 630 level in the Asian session of this trading day.

Bitcoin/Euro (XBT/EUR) plunged from above 590 to below 565 yesterday, and this trading day's Asian session fluctuated around 575. Bitcoin/CNY fell from above 4350 to around 4150 yesterday, and this trading day's Asian session fluctuated around 4235.

Hillary Clinton supports blockchain technology

Hillary Clinton, who is expected to be nominated as the Democratic Party's presidential candidate in July, has pledged to support blockchain, the underlying technology of Bitcoin.

Hillary Clinton released a broad technology and innovation agenda during the election campaign, and her campaign team said that US public policy work should include blockchain.

The team said, "We should enable American innovators to lead the world's next technological revolution, from cars to machine language learning to blockchain applications for public services, and we should protect the openness of global digital market thinking."