With 81% of polls reporting and 51.8% of voters favoring "Leave," only 40.2% of remaining vote counts need to appear as "Leave" for Brexit to become a reality. Going in, based on exit poll figures, I believed there would be just a 35%-40% chance of Brexit becoming reality. This will have massive economic ramifications, from world monetary policy (raising rates will become more difficult), to large declines in stocks (the Japanese stock market is already down 7%), to the consequences for the rest of Europe. Will Germany finally bail and re-establish the Deutschmark? Will the entire EU eventually unravel?Meanwhile, I both went long and short the GBP/USD before the referendum to take advantage of the volatility in the currency irrespective of the result. The long trade was stopped out as soon as initial voting suggested a tight race. But since then I've earned over 1400 pips on the trade with the GBP/USD's fall from 1.49 to 1.34, including the effects of the losing trade. The British pound has already more than doubled its worst-ever one-day loss. One of the most high-profile declines in a single asset since Lehman Brothers collapsed.With that said, before getting ahead of myself, I need to wait until the vote-counting has actually concluded.