除了特朗普,哪些政客也将参加今年的比特币大会?

Odaily星球日报Published on 2024-07-26Last updated on 2024-07-26

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此次比特币 2024 大会邀请到了包括特朗普在内的 10 位美国政界嘉宾,其中 8 位是共和党人,仅有一位是民主党人,还有一位无党派人士(前民主党人)。

原文作者:Shelly、念青,ChainCatcher

Bitcoin Magazine CEO David Bailey 今日证实美国副总统哈里斯不会在比特币 2024 大会发表演讲。尽管哈里斯缺席,但今年的比特币大会并不缺乏美国政客的身影。此次大会邀请到了包括特朗普在内的 10 位美国政界嘉宾,其中 8 位是共和党人,仅有一位是民主党人,还有一位无党派人士(前民主党人)。

除了特朗普,哪些政客也将参加今年的比特币大会?

当然并不令人感到意外。一方面,大会举办地纳什维尔所在的田纳西本身就是传统的「红州」,共和党的大本营,田纳西的两位参议员都将参会。另一方面,相比民主党的保守,共和党派多数人对加密货币持乐观态度,近期 Paradigm 的一项民意调查显示, 28% 的共和党人持有或曾购买过加密货币,超过全国平均水平, 60% 的共和党人倾向于国会明确加密法规。一个比较直观的数据是,今年 5 月,共和党主导并推动通过了 FIT 21 法案,下图比较直观地反映了两党投票结果和对数字资产监管的态度。近期,共和党全国大会还批准了特朗普为共和党提出的新政纲,其中有一条就是支持创新的加密政策。

除了特朗普,哪些政客也将参加今年的比特币大会?

两党关于 FIT 21 法案的投票情况,图源:Bitwise

我们再回过头说说参与比特币大会的政客们以及其对加密的推动——

  • 唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump): 2024 年美国总统选举候选人,曾任第 45 任美国总统,共和党人,以「Crypto President(加密总统)」自居,其在加密领域的涉猎可阅读我们此前曾发表过的《兜售特朗普:前总统的加密政商朋友圈与「生意经」》

  • 维韦克·拉马斯瓦米(Vivek Ganapathy)参加过 2024 年美国总统大选的共和党提名竞选,共和党人,曾在竞选时宣布接受比特币作为竞选捐款。在 2024 年 1 月 15 日,宣布退出总统初选。

  • 威廉·哈格蒂(Bill Hagerty)是田纳西州参议员,共和党人。曾批评民主党对待加密行业的方式过于中心化和限制。

  • 玛莎·布莱克本(Marsha Blackburn)是田纳西州参议员,共和党人。在今年的连任竞选活动宣布接受加密货币捐赠,并赞赏比特币的自由和隐私性。

  • 辛西娅·拉米斯(Cynthia Lummis)是怀俄明州参议员及联邦众议员,共和党人,比特币拥护者,一直在推动比特币相关的立法,曾表示比特币和加密货币将成为未来经济的重要组成部分,她还计划在比特币大会上宣布比特币战略储备立法。

  • 蒂姆·斯科特(Tim Scott)是南卡罗来纳州参议员,共和党人,美国参议院金融创新核心小组成员。多次呼吁对数字资产采取平衡的态度,并推动制定加密货币监管框架。

  • 伯尼·莫雷诺(Bernardo Moreno)是美国共和党参议院候选人,共和党人,是一位区块链企业家兼加密货币爱好者。

  • 萨姆·布朗(Sam Brown)是美国共和党参议院候选人,共和党人,加密货币的早期采用者,于 2017 年投资了比特币。

  • 小罗伯特·弗朗西斯·肯尼迪(Robert F. Kennedy Jr.)是美国总统的独立候选人, 2023 年及之前是民主党人,目前属于其他的独立党派。已购买 14 枚比特币,多次发表支持区块链、比特币和加密货币的言论,例如希望把整个美国的预算放在区块链上、若当选总统将释放丝绸之路平台创始人等。

  • 罗·卡纳(Ro Khanna)是本次参会的唯一一个民主党人,自 2017 年起担任美国众议院议员。这位国会议员是一位进步派民主党人,其代表的选区包括对加密货币持友好态度的硅谷。本月备受关注的加密货币政策圆桌会议就是由 Ro Khanna 主持的,此前一直在联络数字资产行业的高层人士、民主党议员和白宫官员参与圆桌。

P.S.尽管加密选民成为两党的「必争之地」利好整个行业的发展,但从长期来看,两党在推动加密行业的发展和监管层面,更需要合作,这对整个生态系统来说更加健康。

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