Odaily星球日报讯 加密行业正在为两场初选的结果欢呼，这可能会影响美国数字资产政策的未来。一个是进步派纽约民主党众议员 Jamaal Bowman 的失利，另一个是犹他州众议员 John Curtis 的胜利。这两位候选人和他们各自的竞选都吸引了支持加密货币选民的兴趣，他们渴望看到对加密货币和技术创新持友好态度的立法者在 11 月当选国会议员。（foxbusiness）

美加密货币友好候选人在初选中获加密行业支持

Odaily Odaily News The crypto industry is cheering the results of two primaries that could affect the future of U.S. digital asset policy. One is the defeat of progressive New York Democratic Congressman Jamaal Bowman, and the other is the victory of Utah Congressman John Curtis. Both candidates and their respective campaigns have attracted the interest of pro-cryptocurrency voters who are eager to see legislators who are friendly to cryptocurrencies and technological innovations elected to Congress in November. (foxbusiness)

Crypto-friendly candidate wins industry support in primaries

Odaily Odaily News According to information shared by Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett on X, Jamaal Bowman, a cryptocurrency critic who voted against the FIT 21 bill, lost to Westchester County Executive George Latimer in the Democratic primary for New York's 16th District. Fairshake, a super PAC that supports cryptocurrency, spent $2 million last week on ads against Bowman. Fairshake spokesman Josh Vlasto said: "Jamaal Bowman opposes clear rules for the cryptocurrency and blockchain industries, and now he has to find another way out. The cryptocurrency and blockchain community will continue to support candidates who believe in innovation and job creation, and cross party lines to get the job done."

Jamaal Bowman, the U.S. Congressman who voted against the FIT 21 bill, was defeated in the Democratic primary election.

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Bitfinex analysts believe that the expression of support for Trump by the Winklevoss brothers, the co-founders of the Gemini exchange, and Cathie Wood, is a strong signal of the crypto industry's recognition of Trump. The crypto and traditional finance communities increasingly see Trump as a US presidential candidate who supports innovation. The industry believes that Trump may be re-elected as the US president in November, which could mark the beginning of a more innovation-friendly transition for the US cryptocurrency industry and potentially promote the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies. (Cointelegraph)

Analysis: The crypto and traditional finance communities increasingly view Trump as a pro-innovation presidential candidate in the United States.

On Thursday, Biden and Trump will hold their first presidential debate in Atlanta, marking the start of the 2024 election campaign. According to the odds as of Monday evening, Trump's chances of winning are as high as 59%, while Biden's are only 34%. The analysis suggests that Polymarket may have captured trends that opinion polls have not detected. However, there is also the view that Polymarket has biases, as the cryptocurrency industry is generally inclined towards Trump, making the sample unrepresentative. Furthermore, cryptocurrencies have become a "Trump trade" hotspot, which may exacerbate this trend. (Fortune)