TechFlow news, according to Cryptoslate, as the November presidential election approaches, cryptocurrency stakeholders are increasingly urging the industry to maintain bipartisan cooperation. On July 24, former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci emphasized the need for bipartisan collaboration within the crypto sector, noting that it would be healthier for the ecosystem in the long run. Scaramucci pointed out that Harris has shown support for the crypto industry and hinted at significant changes under her leadership.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse also expressed openness toward Harris's potential crypto policies. He advised against judging candidates solely based on party affiliation and stressed the importance of their policy proposals. Garlinghouse highlighted Harris's Silicon Valley background, suggesting it could lead to beneficial cryptocurrency regulation and enhance U.S. competitiveness. However, he warned that aligning too closely with Senator Elizabeth Warren, a known crypto skeptic, could pose problems.
Adam Cochran, partner at Cinneamhain Ventures, criticized the crypto community for attacking Democrats despite their efforts to engage with the industry. He underscored the importance of collaborating with anyone who puts forward constructive crypto policies, regardless of political affiliation.
