Bitcoin surged by 9% over the past week and 31% since its September low, as markets bet on a potential Trump victory in the US election on 5 November. The world’s largest digital token topped $69,000 before retreating to around $67,000 on Monday, its highest level since 31 July. In euro terms, Bitcoin rose above €64,000 briefly on Monday before retreating to just over €62,300 at 5:20 am CET on Tuesday. Bitcoin’s price is now only 8% below its all-time high of $73,000 (€64,700) set in March, when optimism surrounding the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF and anticipation of a major Bitcoin halving…