Vice President Kamala Harris has pledged in her campaign that, if elected, she will promote investments in innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies. During a fundraising event in New York, Harris presented her economic agenda to donors, emphasizing that it will drive innovation and strengthen regulations to protect consumers and investors. She expressed her intention to integrate resources from the workforce, entrepreneurs, and large corporations to collectively invest in America's future competitiveness.
Harris’s stance on cryptocurrencies marks her first clear position as a Democratic presidential candidate, attracting the attention of investors and industry enthusiasts who are eager to see if her policies will differ from those of current President Joe Biden. Executives and investors in the cryptocurrency industry, dissatisfied with Biden's strict regulations, hope to influence policy directions through political donations.
During a roundtable at the Democratic National Convention, Harris's policy advisor mentioned that while Harris supports the development of digital assets, she is also focused on establishing protective measures for this challenging industry. Meanwhile, her Republican opponent, former President Donald Trump, has adopted a more industry-friendly approach, promising to implement more lenient regulatory measures.
Harris’s economic proposal aims to alleviate voters' concerns about high prices, proposing a series of tax incentives and cuts to relieve the economic burden on low-income and middle-class families. She also elaborated on her regulatory strategy, promising to create a safe, transparent business environment free from unnecessary bureaucracy, and promising to invest in future industries such as semiconductors and clean energy.
