Trump and Harris' every move has attracted much attention. When the topic focuses on cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, the two have shown completely different attitudes and trends.
Trump once regarded Bitcoin as a "scam", but with the passage of time and political donations and lobbying from the cryptocurrency industry, his attitude has undergone a surprising change. Now, he claims to make the United States the "capital of cryptocurrency" and the world's Bitcoin superpower. He even said that if he returns to the White House, he will list Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset for the United States. His bold words at the Bitcoin Conference show his new enthusiasm and ambition for cryptocurrency.
In contrast, Harris's position on cryptocurrency issues is more vague. During the Biden administration, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission took action against the cryptocurrency industry. Although Harris' specific cryptocurrency policy position is still unclear, in the context of the campaign, her campaign team has contacted cryptocurrency industry giants, which seems to suggest that her and her team's attitude towards cryptocurrency may be on the verge of a change, or it may just be a strategic move to gain support from the cryptocurrency industry.
Trump's clear attitude and Harris's ambiguity reflect the complex influence of cryptocurrency in the political field. In the future political process, whether their stance on cryptocurrencies will evolve further and how this evolution will affect the cryptocurrency market in the United States and even the world have become the focus of everyone's attention.