美国数字资产行业寻求Kamala Harris就其加密货币立场发表明确声明：Jeremy Allaire

币界网Pubblicato 2024-08-14Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-14

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稳定币发行商Circle的首席执行官表示，美国加密货币行业正在寻求总统候选人卡玛拉·哈里斯就其对数字资产的立场发表明确声明。

Circle首席执行官Jeremy Allaire在接受CNBC电视台采访时表示，数字资产行业正在寻找上个月成为2024年总统大选民主党候选人的哈里斯，以明确宣布她对加密资产的立场。

“政府和哈里斯竞选团队都在共同努力，真正了解问题、参与者、行业、政策等。我认为，行业非常清楚地想要的是现任白宫的明确声明和哈里斯作为其经济政策议程一部分的明确声明。”

Allaire表示，现任政府对数字资产的普遍不友好和怀疑导致该行业的许多工作岗位流向海外。然而，他指出，白宫最近扭转了局面。

2:44“我认为他们错过了机会。我认为他们导致了美国的就业机会流向海外。他们使在这个领域建设的成本变得极其高昂，并造成了一种政策由法院而不是国会裁决的局面。

这不是新技术产业应该如何发展的。他们真的错过了这个节拍。但是，你确实在本届政府的后期看到了这种转向“好吧，我们将尝试在两党的基础上通过全面的立法”，所以朝着这个方向迈出了一些步伐，但这是否太少、太晚了？”

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