Harris promises to support cryptocurrency innovation, and the United States takes a leading role in blockchain and artificial intelligence technology
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban publicly supports Kamala Harris, expressing support for her stance on innovative technologies such as blockchain and digital assets.
Cuban also noted that Harris is unhappy with "regulation through litigation" and further mentioned that her administration may fire current SEC Chairman Gary Gensler.
The vice president's statement was also supported by other lawmakers, with Rep. Ro Khanna welcoming Harris' stance on the latest technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital assets. Khanna said that opposing Bitcoin and cryptocurrency is like opposing technological advancements such as smartphones and laptops.
Last week, VanEck analysts also published a report stating that Harris' victory may be more favorable to Bitcoin because it may "accelerate many of the structural problems that initially drove Bitcoin adoption", but they also said that Trump's victory is generally good news for the entire cryptocurrency ecosystem, mainly due to his stance on reducing cryptocurrency regulation and promoting the development of the industry in the United States.
VanEck analysts concluded that regardless of the election results, the trend of increasing fiscal deficits and rising national debt is likely to continue, which means that the US dollar will depreciate, and Bitcoin has historically performed well in such an overall economic environment.
Currently, according to Polymarket data, Harris's chance of winning the election is 50%, Trump's chance of winning is 49%, and the gap between the two sides' chances of winning has narrowed again to 1%.
