Nov. 5, 18:38 pm UTC<\/p>\n
Election Day: Where are Harris and Trump making their final bids<\/h3>\n
Kamala Harris is making a final push to influence voters in critical swing states. Harris has been blitzing radio stations across the country, with plans to call into stations in Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, Michigan, and Arizona throughout the day. She will end the day with an election night watch party at Howard University in Washington, D.C.<\/p>\n
Trump, meanwhile, is in Florida, where he will host an election night watch party at the Palm Beach County Convention Center. Both candidates campaigned into the late hours of Nov. 4, hoping to mobilize voters for the historic election.<\/p>\n
If Harris wins, she would become the first woman elected president in the United States, while a Trump victory would make him the second president in US history to serve two nonconsecutive terms.<\/p>\n
Nearly 80 million Americans cast early and mail-in ballots. Opinion polls suggest a tight race, with analysts at Deutsche Bank noting it could be among the closest elections in US history.<\/p>\n
Nov. 5, 17:58 pm UTC<\/p>\n
Voting hours extended in Pennsylvania\u2019s Cambria County after ballot scanning issue<\/h3>\n
Voting hours have been extended until 10 pm ET in Cambria County, Pennsylvania after a software malfunction disrupted ballot scanning earlier in the day. According to local media reports, the issue led to confusion, long lines at polling stations, and some voters leaving without casting a ballot.<\/p>\n
Under the extension, any ballots cast after the original 8 pm closing time will be provisional, requiring additional review time. Cambria County Solicitor Ron Repak stated that IT specialists have reviewed the issue and that all completed ballots will be counted.<\/p>\n
Pennsylvania is a battleground state, often playing a critical role in determining the outcome of US presidential elections.<\/p>\n
Related:<\/strong><\/em> Meet the pro-crypto contenders who could replace SEC chief Gary Gensler<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Nov. 5, 17:18 pm UTC<\/p>\n Donald Trump maintains a formative lead over Kamala Harris on the Polymarket prediction market but, no matter who wins the election, payouts could be delayed until Jan. 20, 2025, unless the Associated Press, Fox, and NBC all agree on a clear winner.<\/p>\n The prediction market platform has seen a surge in election betting, with volume topping over $161 million on Nov. 4.<\/p>\n According to a disclaimer on the contest\u2019s landing page, Polymarket won\u2019t declare a winner before Inauguration Day unless the media reaches a consensus.<\/p>\n Nov. 5, 16:11 pm UTC<\/p>\n Bitcoin (BTC) jumped up to 3.7% on Nov. 5 as United States Presidential Election volatility hit crypto.<\/p>\n Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView tracked a blitz BTC price move to near $70,300 on Bitstamp.<\/p>\n A subsequent correction saw BTC\/USD swiftly return to $69,500, but it was mostly short positions, seeing liquidations as the abrupt surge caught the market by surprise.<\/p>\n Nov. 5, 15:59 pm UTC<\/p>\n The Federal Bureau of Investigation has warned the public about fake videos circulating on X that exploit its name and logo to spread false election information.<\/p>\n In one case, a fake news clip falsely claimed that the FBI had warned Americans to \u201cvote remotely\u201d due to high terror threats at polling stations. According to the FBI, the video is completely false and does not reflect the actual safety at the polls.<\/p>\n In another case, a fabricated video claimed that prison officials in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona had rigged inmate voting in coordination with a political party. The FBI stated that this allegation is also false. The FBI encouraged voters to be cautious of fake stories intended to undermine trust in the election process.<\/p>\n Nov. 5, 14:52 pm UTC<\/p>\n The final day of voting has officially begun across the United States, with polls first opening at midnight in the small town of Dixville Notch, in New Hampshire. Known for its tradition dating back to 1960, Dixville Notch kicked off Election Day by allowing its six registered voters to cast their ballots just after midnight, with results announced minutes later.<\/p>\n This year, the presidential race in Dixville Notch came to an even split, with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump each receiving three votes. As voting continues along the East Coast and beyond, the first results are expected shortly after 6 pm ET.<\/p>\n The Associated Press will begin calling presidential, Senate, and House races once voting concludes in each state. Polls across the country will wrap up after midnight in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska, ending in-person voting for the day.<\/p>\n The outcome of the presidential race will depend on how close the candidates are in each state. In 2020, the tight battle between Joe Biden and Trump delayed the final call until Saturday, four days after Election Day.<\/p>\n Nov. 5, 12:35 pm UTC<\/p>\n Television personality Jim Cramer may have indirectly signaled a victory for former United States President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.<\/p>\n On Monday, Nov. 4, Cramer reviewed the stock market performance and said that the moves reflect growing investor confidence in a victory for Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m not sure the market\u2019s right about what a Harris presidency would mean for business, but at least now we have a blueprint for what Wall Street thinks it\u2019ll mean.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Some investors are taking Cramer\u2019s Harris prediction as a sign of a Trump victory due to a phenomenon known as the \u201cinverse Cramer\u201d effect, which sees the opposite outcome of Cramer\u2019s predictions come to pass.<\/p>\n Cramer\u2019s prediction came a day ahead of election day in the US, where cryptocurrency is becoming a political focal point for the first time in history.<\/p>\n The inverse Cramer trend led to an exchange-traded fund (ETF) aiming to profit from shorting Cramer\u2019s stock tips. However, the ETF was closed and liquidated after just 10 months, attracting only $2.4 million in investment and returning a negative 15% since its launch \u2014 highlighting that Cramer\u2019s predictions are not always wrong.<\/p>\n Nov. 5, 10:49 am UTC<\/p>\n Bitcoin could see heightened price volatility following the United States presidential election, but some analysts view this as a positive development for its price trajectory.<\/p>\n As of 8:05 am UTC on election day, Bitcoin (BTC) remains subdued under $69,000.<\/p>\n The current low volatility in Bitcoin\u2019s price indicates cautious market sentiment ahead of the election results, according to analysts at Bitfinex. However, an increase in volatility could contribute to Bitcoin\u2019s price appreciation, Bitfinex analysts said. They noted:<\/p>\n \u201cIf the expected volatility fails to materialize, it may indicate a more substantial issue at play and a much deeper correction for BTC on the lower timeframes. In terms of the options market, apathy to price movements often reflects a more bearish sentiment than strong put buying.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Bitcoin could benefit from a victory by former President Donald Trump, who is generally viewed as a more pro-crypto candidate.<\/p>\n A potential Trump win could pave the way for the next Bitcoin rally, although analysts at Sygnum said this could still happen if Vice President Kamala Harris wins the presidency. They wrote:<\/p>\n \u201c[Post-election] the market will continue its upward trajectory in anticipation of the positive regulatory and legislative developments in the US once the new president takes office next January. This is likely to be the case irrespective of the election outcome; however, as market sentiment favors a Trump win, the rally may be more pronounced under this scenario.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The Bitcoin price was just $200 shy of logging an all-time high ahead of the election when it rose above $73,600 on Oct. 29, its highest level since March.<\/p>\n Nov. 5, 4:55 am UTC<\/p>\n United States-based spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their second-biggest day of outflows ever on Monday, Nov. 4, the eve before America headed off to vote.<\/p>\n The 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs had a net outflow of $541.1 million on Monday, with BlackRock\u2019s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF the only one to see inflows, at $38.4 million, according to data from CoinGlass.<\/p>\n It was the largest outflow day the ETFs have seen apart from from May 1, when they recorded $563.7 million in outflows after Bitcoin fell 10.7% over a week to $60,000.<\/p>\n Bitcoin has declined 4.6% over the last seven days to about $68,000 as traders trim exposure to risk assets like crypto ahead of Nov. 5 with uncertainty around who will win, as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are essentially tied in the polls.<\/p>\n Nov: 4, 9:05 pm UTC<\/p>\n In the final hours before Election Day, Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump wrapped up months of campaigning with last-minute rallies and events across swing states.<\/p>\n Harris spent Nov. 4 in Pennsylvania, kicking off her day in Scranton before delivering remarks in Allentown. She also attended rallies and concerts in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with celebrities.<\/p>\n Trump focused his final push on three battleground states, making stops in Raleigh, North Carolina; Reading and Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, and Grand Rapids, Michigan. After his last rally, the candidate was expected to return to Palm Beach, Florida, with plans to cast his vote in person in the morning and hold an election-night dinner for top supporters.<\/p>\n Nov. 4, 6:30 pm UTC<\/p>\n Bitcoin\u2019s price saw a sharp 8% correction between Oct. 29 and Nov. 3, briefly dipping to $67,446 over the weekend. Although the higher time frame (HTF) market structure remained bullish, traders were anticipating increased volatility as the US presidential election approaches on Nov. 5.<\/p>\n Related:<\/strong><\/em> Crypto funds see $2.2B inflows amid US election hype \u2014 CoinShares<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Nov. 4, 5:30 pm UTC<\/p>\n Voters heading to the polls on Nov. 5 should be prepared for possible hiccups, state election officials warned.<\/p>\n According to a joint statement from the National Association of State Election Directors (NASED) and the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS), Americans could face late-opening polling sites, lines during peak hours and potential power outages.<\/p>\n Officials also noted that election night results are preliminary, as official counts will include all ballots \u2014 those cast in person, by mail and by military and overseas voters \u2014 in the days and weeks following. Close races may require recounts or audits to confirm accuracy, they said, in urging the public to be patient.<\/p>\n Nov. 4, 4:55 pm UTC<\/p>\n Crypto regulation has emerged as a key issue in the 2024 US elections, prompting presidential candidates to share their views on digital assets.<\/p>\n Donald Trump, once skeptical of crypto, now positions himself as a strong advocate. He has voiced support for making the US the \u201ccrypto capital of the planet\u201d while criticizing the prospect of a central bank digital currency (CBDC). His campaign has even accepted crypto donations, signaling alignment with pro-crypto voters.<\/p>\n On the other hand, Kamala Harris finally broke her silence on crypto during a Wall Street fundraiser in September, marking her first public statement about the industry. She promised a \u201csafe business environment with consistent and transparent rules of the road\u201d for emerging tech industries such as artificial intelligence and digital assets.<\/p>\n Since her nomination, her advisers have approached major crypto companies to discuss industry-friendly rules, indicating a willingness to engage with crypto leaders.<\/p>\n While Congress will play a crucial role in shaping regulatory clarity for digital assets, the White House is expected to set the tone for how federal agencies approach the industry.<\/p>\n Find out more about Trump\u2019s and Harris\u2019s views on crypto regulation<\/p>\n Related: <\/strong><\/em>Stablecoins and the dollar: Allies or adversaries in the new financial era?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Nov. 4, 4:42 pm UTC<\/p>\n A few mysterious entities are controlling the majority of \u201cYes\u201d votes for Donald Trump on the decentralized prediction market Polymarket, as millions are wagered on the Nov. 5 election. Five large investors, or \u201cwhales,\u201d hold over 50% of Trump shares, potentially earning them a combined payout of over $81 million if he wins.<\/p>\n Nov. 4, 4:30 pm UTC<\/p>\n It\u2019s unlikely that Americans will know the winner of the presidential race on the night of Nov. 5, as tight races in key swing states may delay the final result by several days. In 2020, for instance, Joe Biden\u2019s victory wasn\u2019t announced until four days after the election.<\/p>\n Seven states are considered battlegrounds this year: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. These states are expected to have close margins, which could delay the final count.<\/p>\n Analysts expect results for this year to come out earlier than in 2020, when the pandemic hampered voting and counting ballots.<\/p>\n Related:<\/strong><\/em> Pennsylvania, Wisconsin drive surge in crypto interest among swing states<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Nov. 4, 4:10 pm UTC<\/p>\n Digital assets have taken center stage as a political issue in the current election. Industry leaders and advocates are pressuring politicians to commit to policies that promote growth and provide clarity about digital assets.<\/p>\n Cointelegraph\u2019s reporter Vince Quill has compiled key pieces of legislation currently up for consideration.<\/p>\n [embedded content]<\/p>\n Nov. 4, 4:05 pm UTC<\/p>\n Bitcoin (BTC) heads into US Presidential Election week with its own battle for $69,000, with macroeconomic events and network fundamentals likely adding volatility to crypto markets.<\/p>\n The cryptocurrency price was trading north of $68,200 to start the week.<\/p>\n Nov. 4, 4:00 pm UTC<\/p>\n The 2024 US elections are underway, with millions of Americans already casting their ballots through early voting. This year\u2019s election could lead to major policy shifts, with all 435 seats in the House and 34 Senate seats on the line, alongside the presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.<\/p>\n Key issues like the economy, immigration and crypto regulation are in the spotlight, making this election especially significant for the future of digital finance and innovation.<\/p>\n Check other news for today<\/span> and Please stand by..<\/p>\n *********************************<\/p>\n If one of the paying programs on our Monitor appeals to you, please support EmilyNews<\/em> by registering for it on our website. Thanks very very much!<\/p>\n EN web Support Chat<\/strong> | Hyips and Crypto questions \u2013 HyipChatEN<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Telegram Chat for Crypto and Hyip reports: @HyipChatEN<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n *********************************<\/p>\n Be the first to get most important HYIP news everyday! 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