The U.S. presidential election is approaching. Which cryptocurrencies can be speculated on?
There is less than a week left until the U.S. presidential election on November 5. Which coins are worth backing?
The first meme coin in history, DOGE, is becoming politically charged, largely due to Musk's support for Trump.
On August 20, Musk tweeted that he wanted to create a 'Department of Government Efficiency', abbreviated as D.O.G.E, and this naming concept was suggested to Musk by the DOGE community. Trump responded that if elected, he would establish this department, conduct a comprehensive financial audit of the government, and propose reducing waste. Therefore, the price performance of DOGE is also becoming linked to the presidential election.
People is not centered around presidential candidates but is a token issued by ConstitutionDAO.
ConstitutionDAO is a decentralized organization established in 2021, aimed at raising funds to bid for a rare copy of the U.S. Constitution at a Sotheby's auction, with fundraising reaching as high as 6000 ETH, approximately forty million dollars.
KAMA (not available on Binance)
The full name of the token is Kamala Horris (changing 'a' to 'o'), conceptually a parody of the cartoonish image of Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. It is worth mentioning that among political meme coins, there are many concept coins related to Trump, while there are very few concept coins related to Harris, which also reflects the political preferences of crypto users.
Bullish momentum: increases with the rising probability of Harris winning.
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