Volatility on Wall Street is influenced by the US election, with Bitcoin recently peaking at $73,600 before a pullback, supported by key levels between $67,000 and $65,000. A Republican victory could further boost Bitcoin prices.Crude oil faces pressure from geopolitical factors, including a potential tropical storm and tensions with Iran, with prices possibly heading towards the 200-day moving average at $77 if supply concerns escalate. The ASX 200 is poised for movement based on US election results, with resistance at 8,370-8,380 and support around 8,100, while the Australian dollar remains steady at 66.35 US cents, with potential swings depending on the election outcome.