Odaily星球日报讯 YouHodler 分析师 Ruslan Lienkha 表示，在 11 月美国大选前夕，如果卡马拉·哈里斯（Kamala Harris）击败支持加密货币的对手唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）的机会增强，比特币的价格可能会受到负面影响。哈里斯赢得大选对比特币来说是利空，因为监管环境可能不会发生变化。（TheBlock）

分析师：哈里斯若击败特朗普，比特币价格可能会受到负面影响

Odaily Odaily News YouHodler analyst Ruslan Lienkha said that on the eve of the US election in November, if Kamala Harris&#39;s chances of defeating her pro-cryptocurrency opponent Donald Trump increase, the price of Bitcoin may be negatively affected. Harris&#39;s victory in the election is bearish for Bitcoin because the regulatory environment may not change. (TheBlock)

Analysts: If Harris defeats Trump, Bitcoin prices may be negatively impacted.

According to a recent report by the FT, Kamala Harris will meet with digital asset giants Ripple, Coinbase, and Circle, and multiple sources show that Harris' campaign team is reconsidering the issue of cryptocurrencies. At the same time, Silicon Valley is reconsidering its stance. Although many tech figures turned their backs on the Democratic Party during President Biden's campaign, about 100 venture capitalists and founders have pledged to support Harris, including some from the cryptocurrency industry. Among the more than 100 venture capitalists, founders, and tech leaders who signed the commitment to support Harris on Wednesday are the following cryptocurrency industry figures:

1. Ron Conway: Managing partner and founder of SV Angel, a fund that has invested in at least 10 cryptocurrency companies, including Coinbase, Uniswap, and OpenSea.

2. Ryan Morrison: Partner at Founders Circle Capital, a fund that has invested in the cryptocurrency-based retail investment app Robinhood and the digital asset brokerage FalconX.

3. Rebecca Kaden: The first female managing partner at USV, whose portfolio includes 24 cryptocurrency companies, including Coinbase, Blackbird Labs, Dapper Labs, and Polychain Capital. Kaden donated $4,000 to Democratic candidates and committees last year.

4. Mark Cuban: Investor in 20 blockchain companies, including Arbitrum, Polygon, and DeepSea. Cuban is a staunch critic of former President Trump.

5. Reid Hoffman: Co-founder of LinkedIn and partner at Greylock, who has invested in six cryptocurrency companies, including Coinbase. On Wednesday, he said supporting Harris is "an investment in our democratic future."

Harris has the support of multiple cryptocurrency industry figures, including Mark Cuban, LinkedIn co-founder, and others.

The author: Emily Nicolle, Bloomberg; Translated by: Bai Shui, Jinse Finance

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PANews reported on July 30 that according to Fortune magazine, US Vice President Harris is likely to announce her running mate within a week. According to Polymarket's forecast, there are currently four frontrunners.

- Mark Kelly has a 36% chance of becoming Harris' running mate. Kelly is a retired NASA astronaut, and in May of this year, Kelly voted to overturn FASB Statement No. 121, criticizing the bill as an obstacle to investment banks providing large-scale cryptocurrency custody services.

- Josh Shapiro has a 33% chance of becoming Harris' running mate. Shapiro has been the Governor of Pennsylvania since 2023, and was previously the state's Attorney General. In March of this year, Shapiro and Bitcoin miner Stronghold Digital Mining were sued by the environmental group "Save Carbon County". The plaintiffs alleged that Shapiro enabled the miner's pollution of the local environment by providing tax credits and failing to regulate their activities.

- Tim Walz has a 17% chance of becoming Harris' running mate. Walz is the Governor of Minnesota, and was a US Representative for Minnesota's 1st district from 2007 to 2019. Walz has never publicly discussed cryptocurrency, and his time in the House predated the major legislation in the industry, making it difficult to determine his stance on digital assets.

- Pete Buttigieg has a 7% chance of becoming Harris' running mate. Buttigieg is the US Secretary of Transportation, and during his 2020 campaign for the Democratic nomination, he stated that Bitcoin should "be treated as a commodity", implying that the SEC should not regulate the currency.

Additionally, Gary Peters has not been included in Polymarket's list, but Axios reported on Monday that labor unions are pushing for Harris to add Peters to the list of candidates. According to Stand With Crypto, the Senator "strongly opposes cryptocurrency". However, it is worth noting that Peters did in fact vote to repeal SAB-121.