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Highlights
- Ripple CTO David Schwartz urges caution regarding unverified anti-Trump news
- Donald Trump's campaign files a complaint against the UK Labour Party for allegedly interfering in the US election.
- Polymarket data shows Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris with a 65.7% chance of winning.
Ripple CTO David Schwartz has recently urged the public to await verified information before reacting to unconfirmed reports concerning Donald Trump. Amid swirling rumors of a significant anti-Trump story poised to break, Schwartz emphasized the importance of verification to prevent misinformation from spreading.
This warning comes amid reports that the UK Labour Party may have interfered in the U.S. presidential election. Following these reports, Donald Trump has filed a legal complaint against the UK Labour Party, accusing them of interfering in the White House race to support Kamala Harris.
Ripple CTO Urges Verification Amid Donald Trump Rumors
In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Ripple CTO David Schwartz called for caution in reacting to rumors about an impending anti-Trump story. Schwartz stressed that the public should wait for confirmation or refutation of the story before accepting it as truth. His statement comes at a critical moment in the U.S. presidential race, where misinformation can potentially sway voter opinions.
More so, Ripple CTO David Schwartz’s warning comes at a time of heightened tensions with the U.S. presidential election just 12 days away. As the race tightens, any unverified reports could impact on voter decisions, making fact-checking more crucial.
David Schwartz emphasized,
“I’d like to caution people to please wait for confirmation or refutation before acting like its truth matches what you want its truth to be. Please don’t be that guy.”
Trump Campaign Files Complaint Against UK Labour Party
Amid the heightened tensions of the election, Donald Trump’s campaign filed a legal complaint accusing the UK Labour Party of illegal interference. According to the complaint, Labour Party members were allegedly sent to the U.S. to support Kamala Harris’s campaign. Consequently, Trump team has moved to claim that the actions violate U.S. campaign finance laws.
The complaint submitted to the Federal Election Commission argues that the actions of Labour strategists and staffers amount to foreign contributions. This development adds a new layer of complexity to the U.S. election, raising questions about international involvement.
However, despite the alleged support by UK Labour Party, Polymarket data show Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris by a notable margin. Current data indicates Trump’s chances of winning have increased to 65.7%, while Harris’s likelihood has fallen to 34.4%.
Moreover, Ripple CTO David Schwartz’s misinformation warning comes amid recent claims of market manipulation on Polymarket. Concerns have been raised that a few large bets, totaling $25 million from four users, have influenced the prediction market, leading some to question the integrity of the platform.
In a related development, JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon has expressed private support for Kamala Harris in the U.S. presidential election. Though Dimon has refrained from making a public endorsement to avoid potential backlash from Trump supporters.
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