ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Bitfinex analysts said, "The Winklevoss brothers, well-known figures in the cryptocurrency field, supported Trump's campaign by donating $2 million in Bitcoin. This move shows that Trump is increasingly seen as a pro-innovation candidate in the cryptocurrency and traditional financial (TradFi) communities."
Bitfinex analysts believe that Trump's victory in November will mean a shift in the regulatory environment for the U.S. cryptocurrency industry to become more favorable. "During the campaign, Trump showed support for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which contrasts with the current administration's more cautious and heavy approach to regulation. The Trump administration is likely to prioritize the establishment of a clear and pro-innovation regulatory framework to encourage innovation and investment in the cryptocurrency industry."
However, according to Moe Vela, a former senior adviser to Joe Biden, debate viewers were more focused on which candidate was physically, mentally and possibly morally fit to be president. “This debate was more about a contrast of personalities, different leadership styles, and two octogenarians trying to prove their vitality, energy and viability.”