Harris says her White House would ‘Invest in America’s Future’ with ‘Digital Assets’

In her remarks to donors, the Democratic nominee confirms that she will be a president who is tech-friendly.

According to Bloomberg, Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for Vice President and Vice President, delivered her initial remarks on cryptocurrency to donors in New York City.

Hayden Adams, the CEO of Uniswap Labs, appeared to endorse Harris subsequent to her remarks. He wrote on X, “Yes, Biden has been detrimental to crypto, and actions will be more meaningful than words. However, progress is progress; it must commence somewhere and should be promoted. She is suggesting that her administration will adopt a more pro-innovation stance.”

Uniswap received a Wells Notice in April, which is a memo that indicates the Securities and Exchange Commission is contemplating enforcement action.

Following Donald Trump’s acquisition of burgers at PubKey, a crypto-themed establishment in New York, Harris’ comments are noteworthy.

Additionally, Trump and his family are advocating for World Liberty Financial, a Decentralized Finance (DeFi) initiative, during their campaign. Rug Radio, a crypto media platform, hosted Trump’s most recent appearance to promote the initiative and engage in a conversation about crypto policy.

Anthony Scaramucci, the founder and managing partner of SkyBridge Capital, stated at Token 2049 in Singapore that he is collaborating with the Harris campaign to establish crypto policy. Scaramucci also served as the White House communications director under President Donald Trump for a limited period.

On CoinDeskTV in July, Scaramucci stated that the Democrats made a “horrific error” in their handling of crypto crackdowns and primarily mismanaged crypto policy.

At present, Polymarket is projecting that Harris will secure a 52%-47% advantage in the election, with a total of $980 million in bets.

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