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Hapy Monday, Zingernation! Kamala Harris has finally commented on crypto. Well, sort of. At least it was a positive comment even though not everybody’s impressed.

Today, we look at why Anthony Scaramucci is amused by Kamala Harris’ crypto comments, whether former FTX CEO Caroline Ellison will go to prison and more.

Plus, join us for an in-depth session on navigating market volatility using VIX products and other essential tools.

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TOP STORY

Anthony Scaramucci Quips 'Kamala Means Bitcoin In Every Language,' But Biden-Harris Administration Is No Laughing Matter For Crypto

Anthony Scaramucci will be a headline speaker at Benzinga’s upcoming Future of Digital Assets event on Nov. 19.

Let’s see if he’ll make jokes like “Kamala means Bitcoin in every language” there as well.

But actually, crypto fans have found the Biden-Harris administration not very amusing. More a joke, if you ask most.

Why exactly?

Read the full scoop here.

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QUICK N DIRTY

Kamala Harris said her administration would encourage innovative technologies like AI and digital assets. But what exactly does she mean by that?

Dogecoin and Shiba Inu are not on a top trader’s top 10 memes conviction list. Well, if they didn’t make the cut, who did?

Donald Trump sees a good future for crypto. In fact, it could be so good that he may use it to pay the government’s $35 trillion debt burden. Will that work?

FINTECH FOCUS

Polymarket Traders Predict 45% Chance Of No Prison Time For Former FTX CEO Caroline Ellison

Former FTX CEO Caroline Ellison is going to jail.

Or is she?

It’s touch and go if you ask Polymarket traders. They’re predicting a 45% chance of Sam Bankman-Fried’s former right hand to go behind bars.

The sentencing is tomorrow but what exactly are traders expecting?

Read the full scoop here.

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