US Vice President Kamala Harris caused a stir in the cryptocurrency industry over the weekend with a brief statement. However, industry experts say more detailed statements should not be expected in the final weeks before the election.

While Harris stated that she would “encourage innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital assets,” it was noted that this statement was intentionally broad and that the policies were still being discussed at a high level.

Harris’ campaign is in dialogue with leading companies like Ripple Labs and Coinbase, according to a source familiar with the matter. “It’s amazing how far the Democratic candidate has come on this issue,” said Paul Grewal, chief legal officer of Coinbase, noting that the campaign has a deeper understanding of the industry’s needs.

Grewal said both the Harris and Trump campaigns have regular conversations about crypto, but he emphasized that it is unrealistic at this stage for the campaigns to develop fully-formed policies on crypto.

Former Trump advisor and SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci has noted that Harris played a role in crafting crypto policy. Harris’ supportive tone on crypto technology is reminiscent of President Joe Biden’s 2022 executive order. However, since then, regulators have taken stricter steps toward crypto following events like the FTX collapse.