Kamala Harris Says The U.S. Should Stay “Dominant” In Blockchain Technology
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Democratic nominee Kamala Harris told crowds at a September 25 campaign stop in Pittsburgh that if elected president, she would “encourage” emerging technologies like digital assets over her opponent, Donald Trump.
Speaking to attendees of The Economic Club of Pittsburgh event, Harris doubled down on pushing her innovation-driven agenda, explicitly mentioning blockchain technology.
From Harris’ latest speech today she says that the US should become “Dominant in Blockchain”
I’m sure the “silence isn’t enough” “digital assets isn’t enough” crowd will move the goal post again.
But: progress!
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“We will invest in biomanufacturing and aerospace, remain dominant in AI and quantum computing, blockchain, and other emerging technologies, and expand our lead in clean energy innovation and manufacturing,” she said.
The former top prosecutor also seemingly hinted at enforcing crypto-friendly regulation despite staying mum on specific details after details of releasing her economic plan on Wednesday.
“We will encourage innovative technologies like AI and digital assets while protecting consumers and investors,” Harris continued. “We will create a safe business environment with consistent and transparent rules of the road.”
Harris’s comments come at a crucial point in the election cycle, with recent polls showing a narrowing gap between the current U.S. vice president and Trump.
While Trump has largely been seen as the pro-crypto candidate, Harris has slowly garnered backing from important figures in the blockchain sector –
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