TREE NEWS reports: Brazil’s presidential runoff vote count stood at 99.78% tallied, with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at 51.76% and Jair Bolsonaro at 48.24%, the latest count showed. The near-complete tally puts Lula ahead by roughly 3.5 percentage points with only a fraction of ballots remaining to be counted.
Brazil runoff count at 99.78%: Lula 51.76%, Bolsonaro 48.24%
The margin is narrow enough that the remaining uncounted fraction, however small, keeps the result formally open, and the near-even split signals a deeply divided electorate rather than a decisive mandate. For crypto and RWA markets, the read-through is indirect: Brazilian policy direction on digital assets and broader risk sentiment now hinges on a contested outcome rather than a clear winner. Worth watching is whether the final tally is accepted without dispute, since any challenge to the count would matter more for market tone than the precise percentage spread.
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