Monday’s better on Polymarket, a distributed prediction market platform, reduced the chances of U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris winning the forthcoming presidential contest to 47%, while Donald Trump’s chances of winning stayed at around 50%. After they tied at one level on August 26, the market saw Trump’s odds of winning surpass those of Harris. Harris had dominated Trump almost two weeks earlier this month before that.
With its volume currently roughly $777 million, the U.S. election results stayed the largest prediction market on the Internet.
Trump debuted his fourth NFT playing card series, “Series 4: The America First Collection,” last week; sales of almost $2 million have been recorded. Trump also hinted at World Liberty Financial, a crypto initiative two of his sons developed. How Trump would be involved in the initiative and what services it intends to provide is unknown.
Trump assured attendees of the July Bitcoin conference that, should he be elected in November, Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler would be sacked. He also mentioned establishing a “strategic bitcoin reserve” and stopping the United States from exporting its bitcoin assets.
Harris has not yet personally addressed cryptocurrencies, but her campaign adviser has indicated that she intends to back initiatives aiming at the expansion of the digital asset sector.
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