Meme coins trade on average about the same number of shares as the S&P. I think that if I had to say

something, it's about any disenfranchised group of people that want to be involved in something.

The home ownership, equity ownership, the wealth gap is just widening. As people can't buy real assets,

they really want to be engaged in, call it emergent,

or just even basically story coins.

It's Monday, November 4th, and this is Markets Daily hosted by me, Jen Sanassi.

Today's episode is sponsored by Stand With Crypto Alliance.

On this show, we navigate the currents shaping the crypto markets, providing insights against the broader financial landscape.

So whether you're actively trading or simply fascinated by the volatility that is the crypto markets,

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Good morning, everyone.

Joining today's show is Head of Global Macro Strategy at on-ramp Bitcoin. Mark Conner's, Mark, welcome back.

Jan, thanks.

Good always to be ripping on markets week here, especially, you know, T-minus-1 on election day.

Well, that's exactly it. One day before the elections, crypto folks are really watching what

happens here. You know, folks who listen to the show, I'm sure you know, analysts, we're calling

Bitcoin, a Trump trade that has kind of eased now.

Before we dive into the nooks and crannies that I want to talk about with you, what are you

watching? What should investors be watching as we go into Election Day? Well, if you want to,

you know, hit your dopamine centers and just get that rush, you know, certainly look at the

prediction markets because they are the most variable and volatile. But, Jen, as we were just talking

off, you know, off screen in the green room, they also don't necessarily tell the full story by

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