U.S. Vice President Harris's economic policy emphasizes emerging technologies, and the encryption community's response varies.

Recently, U.S. Vice President Harris delivered a speech at the Pittsburgh Economic Club, emphasizing that the United States will be committed to maintaining global leadership in the technology fields that will define the next century, including artificial intelligence, quantum computing, encryption, and other emerging technologies. She subsequently mentioned "digital assets" again in her 80-page economic plan, sparking widespread discussion within the encryption community.

In this document titled "Opening New Paths for the Middle Class: A Plan for Cost Reduction and Opportunity Creation Economy," Harris and his partners outline a "Forward Strategy for America." This strategy focuses not only on the modernization of traditional industries but also emphasizes investment in emerging technologies. The document states that they will encourage the development of innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital assets, while ensuring proper protection for consumers and investors.

This is Harris's first time discussing the topic of digital assets in public. Previously, she broke her silence at a fundraising event in New York City, stating that she will protect relevant stakeholders while encouraging innovation. This fundraising event raised $27 million for Harris, setting a personal record for her fundraising.

However, the encryption community has mixed reactions to Harris's statements. Some believe that her position lacks specific details and hope to hear more concrete policy information. In contrast, former President Trump has been more proactive recently regarding cryptocurrency, including participating in the Bitcoin conference and proposing a U.S. Bitcoin strategic reserve plan, actions that have deepened his influence in the encryption community.

The latest poll results show that among cryptocurrency holders, Trump's support rate leads Harris by 12 percentage points. This result highlights the importance of cryptocurrency voters in the current political landscape. The survey also found that about 15% of respondents indicated that they own or have owned cryptocurrencies, NFTs, or similar digital products, with a higher proportion of men and young voters.

With less than two months until the election, most encryption voters are looking forward to hearing more clear and targeted policy positions. It remains to be seen whether Harris and her team will further elaborate on their specific policies regarding blockchain, digital assets, and more in the upcoming campaign.