The Crypto Assets industry may迎来新曙光: Harris's potential policies引发关注

As Kamala Harris continues to rise in the polls, the Crypto Assets industry is starting to follow her potential policy direction. Observers have raised a series of questions: Will a Harris administration introduce a younger and more open advisory team? Will it support balanced legislation for Crypto Assets reform? Compared to the Republican Party, will it be better at serving Crypto Assets users and innovators?

While it is still too early to draw conclusions about the specific policies of the Harris administration, the background, political leanings, and choices of campaign advisors provide some clues. Harris and her partner Tim Walz are described as "pragmatists" who are good at building consensus and crossing party lines. This balanced perspective is crucial for advancing legislation on Crypto Assets reform.

The age advantage of the two candidates is also noteworthy. As relatively young politicians, they are expected to have a "fresh perspective" on Crypto Assets. Harris grew up near Silicon Valley and has extensive experience in the tech sector. There are views that Harris and Walz together represent a "more modern and relevant viewpoint."

The Harris team has brought in Crypto Assets experts, such as former advisor to a trading platform David Plouffe and former board member of a payment company Gene Sperling. This move is seen as a positive signal. In addition, Harris's close ties to Silicon Valley have also increased optimism in the industry.

However, experts caution against expecting "miracles" to happen. Although there may be improvements compared to the current administration, the Harris-Waltz campaign team still needs to make a clear statement on their encryption policy stance. Some observers believe that Harris may take a middle path, distinguishing herself from the current administration while retaining flexibility.

For the Crypto Assets industry, unity is crucial. Currently, the industry takes a "chaotic approach" to regulatory lobbying, with multiple associations and companies acting independently. Effective regulation in the future should be built on three main pillars: promoting innovation and growth, supporting businesses and consumers, and eliminating bad actors.

Despite the hopeful outlook, there are still many unknowns. There are divisions within the Democratic Party regarding the Crypto Assets issue, which adds complexity to policy-making. Regardless, the industry is looking forward to the Harris team being able to make a clearer position statement on Crypto Assets and decentralized finance in the coming weeks.