Harris’ camp’s new strategy

In order to launch a comprehensive confrontation with the Trump camp in the 2024 presidential election, Kamala Harris’s team recently took an important strategic move and invited former Binance consultant David Plouffe to join the campaign team. The addition of this new member demonstrates the He Jinli team’s emphasis on digital assets and economic policy and its readiness to address key issues in the evolving financial industry.

Plouffe served as President Obama's campaign manager and senior advisor. After leaving the White House, he entered the cryptocurrency industry. He joined the Binance Global Advisory Board in 2022 and became Alchemy Pay's global strategic advisor in 2023. His specific role within Harris' campaign has not yet been made clear, but his experience with cryptocurrency suggests he may focus on the application of blockchain technology.

Source: Getty Images David Plouffe is about to join Harris Harris’ campaign team

Strengthening ties with the crypto industry

The Harris campaign’s cryptocurrency policy is currently unclear, but a roundtable of crypto industry leaders expected to be held in Washington on August 5 shows the team’s willingness to engage in dialogue with the industry. Harris' social media team also highlighted remarks by Republican nominee Trump suggesting using Bitcoin to solve the U.S. debt.

Plouffe’s addition comes as many Democrats are calling on Harris to consider a vice presidential candidate who could change public perception of the party’s stance on cryptocurrencies. Current front-runners include Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Arizona Senator Mark Kelly and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, with Harris expected to be elected in August. Her vice presidential pick was announced 6 days ago.

The campaign’s future

As the 2024 election approaches, Harris' campaign continues to expand its team of advisers, showing a keen awareness of the changing economic landscape. By bringing on board former Binance advisor Plouffe, the team is poised to tackle key financial issues in the rapidly growing digital asset industry. This strategic hire underscores the campaign’s forward thinking and commitment to addressing the concerns of modern voters.

Plouffe has said that the crypto industry needs a new regulatory structure, rather than subsuming it into old rules. He believes the new rules should protect the public and ensure transparency and accountability. His views are in line with Democrats’ current cautious approach to cryptocurrencies, and the roundtable will further explore related topics, including the SEC’s regulatory actions on the crypto industry.

Overall, Harris' campaign team has demonstrated its determination to address future economic challenges through its strong ties to the cryptocurrency industry. This move not only enhances the professionalism of the team, but also enables them to better respond to challenges from the Republican Party, especially in the digital asset industry. As election day approaches, the strategic and personnel adjustments of Harris' team will become the focus, which will have a profound impact on both voters and the market.

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