Bernstein: Harris' cryptocurrency shift struggles to sway voters
Bernstein analysts believe that U.S. Vice President Harris' latest shift in the cryptocurrency space is unlikely to influence key voters in the presidential election. While Harris has actively reached out to crypto industry companies in an attempt to improve relations, her initiatives are seen as reactive and lacking the necessary policy changes. In contrast, former President Donald Trump won strong support from the crypto community through pro-crypto policies and direct engagement.
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