Will the Harris administration lead a new trend in cryptocurrency regulation?

As Vice President Harris consolidates her leadership in the Democratic Party, it indicates that a head-on confrontation with President Trump in the next three months has quietly taken shape. This change in the political landscape not only affects the nerves of the global political stage, but also quietly stirs up ripples in the field of technology. Especially when Biden announced his withdrawal from the campaign stage, the technology community and cryptocurrency enthusiasts speculated whether the Harris administration, which may soon take the helm, will embrace the emerging field of cryptocurrency with a more moderate attitude.

Mark Cuban, a well-known investor and loyal supporter of cryptocurrency, recently revealed that Harris's think tank team has taken the initiative to consult him on cryptocurrency-related issues, which he regards as a "positive signal." Although the official position directly from the vice president is not yet clear, Cuban is optimistic that Harris will show a more open attitude towards cryptocurrency. In addition, among the many speculations surrounding Harris, her identity as a representative of California is particularly eye-catching, further deepening the outside world's expectations that she may lead a new chapter in cryptocurrency regulation.

At the same time, Ron Conway, a senior venture capitalist and important funder of the Democratic Party, also spoke out on social media, emphasizing his long-term friendship with Harris and highly praising her as a steadfast supporter and promoter in the technology ecosystem. This series of dynamics undoubtedly adds some imagination and expectations to the future development of the cryptocurrency industry. $STMX $CVP $CTXC #比特币大会 #美国以太坊现货ETF开始交易