Gate.io Market: BTC is strong enough to rise and the fall is needed to stabilize the market.

Although protests erupted after the election of Belarus' president on Sunday, the Cointelegraph announced that Alexander Lukashenko could become president, which could be good news for the cryptocurrency market. Lukashenko was re-elected on August 9 with more than 80% of the vote against Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, his opponent. However, police in many countries and inside Belarus accused the election of being rigged, with reports that the ballots were rigged. Lukashenko has been active since 1994 and has made several statements in favor of blockchain technology since the legalization of cryptocurrencies and ICOs in December 2017. In a video of his April 2019 speech, Lukashenko asked to use some extra energy for me and to sell cryptocurrencies such as like Bitcoin in the country's first nuclear power plant, ready to be completed by the end of 2020. His post made people look silly, but Bitcoin bull Anthony Pompliano responds saying, "Every country has Bitcoin and every country has Bitcoin."