卡马拉·哈里斯竞选伙伴：顶级候选人对加密的立场是什么？

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2024 年总统大选即将迎来重要转折。自副总理卡马拉·哈里斯获得民主党提名所需的代表人数以来，关于她竞选搭档的猜测不断增加。从加州州长加文·纽瑟姆到交通部长皮特·布蒂吉格和密歇根州州长格雷琴·惠特默，很多人都在猜测谁会成为她的竞选搭档。但现在，竞选似乎已经缩小到几个关键候选人，全国都在等待卡马拉·哈里斯最有可能的竞选搭档的最新消息。

这对金融市场来说也正值关键时刻。由于负面情绪席成交量市场，今天许多股票下跌。即使在前总统唐纳德·特朗普最近出席比特币 2024 峰会之后，加密货币价格也在下跌。哈里斯尚未就加密货币发表声明，但如果她想避免疏远潜在选民，她很可能会很快发表声明。这也引发了人们对她的竞选搭档在数字资产方面的立场的质疑。

卡马拉·哈里斯的可能竞选搭档对加密货币持什么立场？

哈里斯的潜在副总理候选人对加密货币持什么态度？随着哈里斯和她的团队缩小最有可能的竞选伙伴的范围，这个问题可能会出现在许多投资者的脑海中。在美国等待她的竞选团队发表这一重要声明的同时，让我们来看看哈里斯的顶级候选人对加密的看法。

乔希·夏皮罗：根据预测市场，币安州长最有可能成为哈里斯的副总理候选人。DailyCoin 报道称，“虽然夏皮罗并不是加密的积极倡导者，但他当选后，州监管机构对加密的分类发生了变化，这给一些人带来了希望。”如果夏皮罗当选，这对加密货币投资者来说可能是一个好兆头。
马克·凯利：这位亚利桑那州参议员也被誉为卡马拉·哈里斯竞选搭档中的佼佼者。据 Decrypt 报道，虽然凯利没有太多谈论加密货币，但他和惠特默都有支持加密的“政治盟友”。这表明，他们两人都很容易对加密货币表示开放。
皮特·布蒂吉格：布蒂吉格尚未对加密货币发表直接看法。但在 2020 年，他确实表示，在监管政策方面，比特币 (CCC:BTC-USD) 应该“被视为商品”。不过，鉴于他在硅谷精英中的地位，布蒂吉格的政策可能有利于科技，并且默认情况下有利于加密货币。
JB Pritzker：伊利诺伊州州长在商业领域有着悠久的成功历史。Pritzker 过去也一直是加密的倡导者。2021 年，他帮助宣布了加密货币平台 CoinFlip 在芝加哥的新总部。“我很高兴你们在伊利诺伊州加倍投入，”Pritzker 在谈到该公司时说道。
加文·纽森 (Gavin Newsom)：加州州长是白宫以外民主党最知名的声音之一，他支持加密货币。2022 年，他发布了一项行政命令，确保他的州“尽早主动参与新兴的区块链和 Web3 行业”。同年晚些时候，纽森政府发布了一份关于加密货币、Web3 等重要性的详细报告。

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Samuel O’Brient 是 InvestorPlace 的记者，主要关注金融市场、全球经济趋势和公共政策。O’Brient 每周都会撰写一篇专栏文章，介绍投资者应该关注的最新政治新闻。

本文摘自 InvestorPlace Media，https://investorplace.com/2024/08/kamala-harris-running-mates-where-do-the-top-candidates-stand-on-crypto/。

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