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Dogecoin Jumps On Election Day: Poll Asks If Trump Or Harris Victory Will Spark 2025 Rally

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Dogecoin Jumps On Election Day: Poll Asks If Trump Or Harris Victory Will Spark 2025 Rally

Meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin DOGE/USD has experienced a surge in trading volume and price activity leading up to the 2024 presidential election.

A Benzinga poll asks readers to choose whether a victory by Donald Trump or Kamala Harris in the election could have a more positive impact on Dogecoin in 2025.

What Happened: Dogecoin is up 12% to $0.1761 on Tuesday, with the meme cryptocurrency seeing increased activity likely related to the 2024 election and positive mentions of the Department of Government Efficiency, or D.O.G.E. for short, by Elon Musk.

Musk is expected to join the Trump administration if the former president wins the 2024 election. In this role, Musk would seek to cut government inefficiencies and unnecessary departments, a role labeled under the D.O.G.E.

The Tesla CEO and billionaire mentioned D.O.G.E. during his most recent appearance Monday on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast, which is likely contributing to Dogecoin’s strong movement on Tuesday.

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“For Dogecoin’s future in 2025, who would be the better president: Kamala Harris or Donald Trump?” Benzinga recently asked.

The results were:

  • Donald Trump: 72%
  • Kamala Harris: 28%

The Benzinga poll found that respondents believe Trump would be more favorable for the future of Dogecoin, which may not come as a surprise given the former president’s reputation as a more pro-crypto leader.

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What’s Next: Trump, who previously spoke out against Bitcoin, reversed course and has appealed to cryptocurrency investors ahead of the 2024 election.

If Trump wins the 2024 election, cryptocurrency investors expect the price of Bitcoin BTC/USD and other cryptocurrencies to rise with a more crypto-friendly government in place and the likelihood that SEC Chair Gary Gensler will be replaced.

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While Harris has not been as vocal on cryptocurrency as Trump, there is belief that she could look to advance the sector forward if she wins the election.

Either way, Dogecoin could see high volatility during the week as the 2024 election outcome is expected to take some time to make official.

With a price of $0.1761 on Tuesday, Dogecoin is nearing its one-month high of $0.1792.

Over the last 52 weeks, Dogecoin has traded between $0.07028 and $0.2266. Dogecoin hit all-time highs of $0.7376 back in May 2021.

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The study was conducted by Benzinga from Nov. 4 through Nov. 5, 2024, and included the responses of a diverse population of adults 18 or older. Opting into the survey was completely voluntary, with no incentives offered to potential respondents. The study reflects results from 134 adults.

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Westlake police say cryptocurrency scam cost woman over $5,000

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Westlake police say cryptocurrency scam cost woman over ,000

WESTLAKE, Ohio – A convenience store clerk at 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 26 alerted a police dispatcher that a female customer was feeding large amounts of cash into a cryptocurrency ATM at the store on Center Ridge Road at Dover Center Road.

The clerk said the customer would not believe the clerk’s warning that she was being scammed.

Officers arrived to find the 71-year-old still “anxiously depositing” cash into the machine. Officers told her to stop, but she did not believe the uniformed men. The officers talked to her for several minutes before she finally believed that there was an issue. She was still on the phone with the scammer at the time.

The incident started that morning when the victim received a pop-up message on her home computer instructing her to call a provided support phone number due to a supposed issue with the computer’s operating system. She called the number and was connected to a man who claimed he was a representative from Apple, according to a police department press release.

The man talked her into allowing him remote access to her computer while he asked for her bank information. The scammer talked the victim into believing that there was a problem with her accounts, and she was at risk of losing $18,000 in connection with pornographic websites out of China or Mexico.

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She was connected to a fake fraud department for her bank, and another scammer persuaded her to go to a bank and withdraw as much cash as they would allow. The scammer even told her to give the teller a story about needing cash to buy a car. The perpetrator kept the woman on the phone as she took out cash and traveled to the crypto ATM. The victim had deposited approximately $5,500 before officers persuaded her to stop. The Westlake Detective Bureau is attempting to recover the lost funds.

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