AFAIK, Chinese Yuan is the strongest these times.
A currency that is controlled by the state, what a surprise, a currency that goes up or down when the CCP wants so.
The moment the yuan is going to be too strong against the Euro and the $ and counting the devaluation of other countries that are starting to compete with China on exports to the western world with lower wages than them by miracle the yuan will again tumble, as they did in 2015 and in 2019. At least with other currencies, things are predictable based on what's happening in the world, with the yuan it's like trying to guess the lottery.
Either way, there would be a sharp bitcoin affectation, whether good or bad
Nothing will happen, nothing sharp and nothing dull.
Just like when Trump was elected and people thought wow, the end of the world is going to come, nuclear war, blab la bla, and in the end, nothing other than scandals really happen, not even in their own economy anything out of ordinary or a major change, why would the election affect bitcoin price? No candidate has a real agenda pro or against it, and even if they had, it's not like the president is all-mighty and can decide everything himself, assuming they will try something in both directions it will take time, a lot of time.
In terms of price change I see the election as totally uneventful and if there is going to be a move when the results are announced it will be a tiny short-lived one caused by traders speculating