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🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP FLIPPED THE SCRIPT WITH DIVERSE VOTERS IN 2024 | PEW REPORT Trump beat Kamala by 1.5 points, locking in 312 Electoral votes and, for the first time ever, winning the national popular vote. He pulled off a coalition plot twist: grabbing 15% of Black voters (up from 8% in 2020), 40% of Asian voters (vs. 30% for him last time), and almost tying Kamala among Hispanic voters at 48% after losing them 61%-36% to Biden. Naturalized citizens split nearly even (51% Kamala, 47% Trump), men under 50 were basically a coin toss, and even folks who skipped 2020 came out more for Trump (54%) than Kamala (42%). Yet the old divides didn’t vanish: Trump doubled his edge among noncollege voters to 14 points, crushed rural areas by 40 points, and kept two-thirds of regular churchgoers on his side - but Kamala held urban voters 65%-33% and won college grads 57%-41%, though by less than Biden did. Source: Pew Research Center

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The recent achievement in quantum computing made by Google only shows what we already knew for years Trump answered questions about the potential strategic Bitcoin reserve, stating that there would be something great, fueling a positive sentiment among crypto traders.Bitcoin’s rally past $100,000 has resulted in fear of missing out among many investors. The Fear and Greed Index that gauges market sentiment reads “extreme greed.” However, sidelined traders looking to enter trades could consider cheap altcoins as alternatives to the largest cryptocurrency in this market cycle. Bitcoin is back above $100,000 after a slight correction early this week. A 2024 Pew Research Center poll shows that 17% of U.S. adults say they have ever invested in, traded, or used a cryptocurrency. This statistic has been unchanged since 2021. The launch of Google’s new computing chip raised concerns among crypto traders regarding the security of their Bitcoin holdings. However, there is no significant impact on price. Addressing these concerns, Dario Lo Buglio, Head of Blockchain & Co-founder of Brickken, told crypto.news:The recent achievement in quantum computing made by Google only shows what we already knew for years. The majority of the encryption used in everyday tasks from banks to data processing are based on encryption techniques which take the assumption that quantum computing would have taken too many years to practically be an issue today […]. A recent research from Sussex university suggests that one will need a quantum computer with 13M qubits, and what Google achieved is 105 qubits […].This should remind us to update our system to quantum resistant encryption schemes as fast as possible.”