According to Bloomberg, Brian Nelson, a senior campaign adviser to U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, said Harris would support measures to help the growth of digital assets.

Nelson said at a Bloomberg News roundtable on Wednesday (21st): "She will support policies that ensure that emerging technologies and these types of industries can continue to develop."

Amid the collapse of many high-profile companies in the cryptocurrency industry, Harris' campaign has shown that they are still interested in implementing safeguards on the industry. "Clearly they have expressed that stable rules, rule direction is one of the things they want," Nelson said, referring to a speech Harris gave last week in which she laid out the initial basis for her economic policies.

Harris did not specifically mention digital assets in her speech, but she promised that if elected president, she would focus on cutting unnecessary bureaucracy and unnecessary red tape and encourage "innovative technology while protecting consumers and creating a stable business environment, and consistent and transparent regulatory direction."

Many in the cryptocurrency industry are dissatisfied with the regulatory measures taken by the Joe Biden administration in recent years. After Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump expressed a preference for less government regulation of the industry, some crypto investors have turned to support his campaign.

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