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• Bitcoin’s October RSI holds near 65 in 2024, reflecting stability similar to past election years.
• October 2012, 2016, and 2020 RSIs were also near 65, indicating steady pre-election sentiment.
• Bitcoin’s stable RSI around elections may imply a balanced market with cautious investor positioning.

In a recent post by Bitcoin data via the X Space indicates that as the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, Bitcoin’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) for October displays a trend that has been consistent across past election cycles.

With only six days left until the monthly close, Bitcoin’s October 2024 RSI stands at 65.01, closely aligning with similar values seen in the weeks leading up to previous election years.

 Historically, this data reveals that Bitcoin’s RSI tends to maintain a stable range during election periods, potentially reflecting market caution and subdued volatility around these times. In previous election years, Bitcoin’s October RSI has shown remarkably similar levels.

 In October 2012, the RSI was recorded at 65.55, just a week before the election. Four years later, in October 2016, Bitcoin’s RSI was at 65.42 around the same time frame.

Likewise, in October 2020, the RSI stood at 65.45. These values indicate a consistent RSI range near the mid-60s, suggesting a lack of extreme volatility or strong overbought or oversold conditions leading up to election day.

This year, with Bitcoin’s October RSI at 65.01 and six days remaining in the month, the cryptocurrency’s trend closely mirrors past election years. The RSI data indicates a stable market without significant shifts, which may reflect a cautious trading environment as investors await the outcome of the 2024 election.

Bitcoin’s RSI remaining steady in the weeks leading up to U.S. elections could point to broader market sentiment. An RSI between 60 and 70 typically suggests a balanced market, neither overbought nor oversold, implying that traders may be holding positions and avoiding major moves. 

This pattern has persisted across election years, with the RSI consistently aligning around the mid-60s in October. This consistent RSI pattern across election years may indicate Bitcoin’s stable market behavior near U.S. elections, as shown by the repetitive range.