Democratic presidential candidate in the United States, Carrie Lam, made her first public comment on cryptocurrency

According to Bloomberg, Democratic presidential candidate Kelly Ho promised to promote her economic agenda to donors at the Cipriani fundraising event in New York City on Sunday, promising to help drive investment in artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency if elected. The US presidential candidate said during the meeting:

I will bring together laborers, small business founders, innovators, and large corporations. We will work together to invest in America's competitiveness and future. We will encourage innovative technologies like artificial intelligence and digital assets, while protecting our consumers and investors

He Jinli's remarks marked her first time commenting on cryptocurrency as a Democratic presidential candidate, and investors and enthusiasts have been watching to see if her stance will differ from that of current President Biden.

The cryptocurrency industry has become a major issue in the 2024 presidential election, with many industry executives and investors expressing dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's heavy regulation and attempting to demonstrate their influence through large-scale political donations.

Meanwhile, He Jinli's opponent, former President Trump, has been making public overtures to the cryptocurrency industry during this period, promising to dismiss Gary Gensler, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, who will serve until 2026, and choose a more industry friendly regulator. Last week, I used Bitcoin to pay for a hamburger at a cryptocurrency themed bar in New York City, expressing goodwill to the digital asset community.