哈里斯支持率反超特朗普 8%，币圈恐迎新一波监管压力

深潮Publicado a 2024-08-14Actualizado a 2024-08-14

哈里斯选择了 Brian Deese 和 Bharat Ramamurti 加入自己的顾问团队，这两人对加密货币均不友好。若她最终胜选，可能将让币圈人士失望。

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根据 Polymarket 最新数据显示，美国副总统哈里斯在 2024 总统选举中的支持率已经反超了前总统川普，她的支持率从早期的 33% 飙升至撰稿当下的 53% 历史新高。

另一个下注金额金额较小的赌盘，市场预测哈里斯最终将成功胜选的机率更是已经达到 77％，而川普则下降至 22％，原本被川普压著打的民主党似乎有反超的迹象。

分析师：哈里斯将延续拜登政府加密监管威压

这次即将在 11 月举行的美国大选备受币圈人士关注，原因在于这是加密货币首次成为大选重要议题被拿出来讨论。共和党总统候选人、美国前总统川普已多次公开力挺加密货币，有望一改拜登政府立场，为加密货币带来有利的监管政策。

但民主党新晋候选人哈里斯的加密立场如何呢？

对此，Galaxy Research 研究主管 Alex Thorn 昨（13）日稍晚就在社交平台 X 上发文分析指出，有证据表明，哈里斯及其顾问团队，将延续拜登政府对待加密货币的态度：

「新证据表明，哈里斯将继续打压加密货币，她的顾问选择表明，她将延续拜登对加密货币的敌视态度，因为哈里斯正在与拜登政府中，两名反对加密货币的关键官员进行合作，他们是 Brian Deese 和 Bharat Ramamurti。」

为了印证自己的分析，Alex Thorn 详细补充了 Brian Deese 和 Bharat Ramamurti 反对加密货币的关键证据。他指出，Brian Deese 早在 2023 年 1 月就曾撰写过一篇文章，该文章美其名支持创新，实际上给加密货币扣上了「诈欺」和「危险」的帽子。

至于 Bharat Ramamurti，他和美国民主党议员 Elizabeth Warren 这一加密大反派也早就一起共事，并为 Warren 提供了经济政策建议。

同时，《Fortune》杂志还蹭将 Bharat Ramamurti 评为「白宫里的头号加密货币批评家」。

另一方面，Brian Deese 和 Bharat Ramamurti 二人还对美国的稳定币法案进行干预，主张让美国联准会和银行对稳定币进行全面监管…。

总而言之，一系列证据都表明，Brian Deese 和 Bharat Ramamurti 对加密货币均不友好，而哈里斯选择他们加入自己的顾问团队，或许预示著若她最终胜选，可能将让币圈人士失望了。

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