US presidential candidate campaigns, except for Democrats, were positive about crypto assets

Bitcoin mining company MARA (former Marathon Digital Holdings) engaged in political interactions ahead of the U.S. presidential election and received mostly positive responses, with the exception of the Democratic Party.
On the 15th (local time), MARA CEO Fred Thiel said, "We are involved in the campaigns of Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
"The people involved tried to engage with the cryptocurrency industry very early on and then established a platform to advocate for miners," he said.
Republican candidate Donald Trump met with representatives from several mining companies in June and posted a photo of the meeting.
"We have taken a number of steps to ensure that Bitcoin is produced in the United States, and have announced our intention to have all Bitcoin produced in the United States, and reaffirmed this at our Bitcoin 2024 conference in July."
Ha Ri Su’s campaign is less than three weeks old, and to this point, very little is known about cryptocurrencies or blockchain technology.
Just as the Trump campaign has been in touch with miners, Democratic presidential candidates should have a clear position on digital assets before November for voters to evaluate.
Some say it should be done like that. Thiel said the Democratic Party's efforts to suggest that Ha Ri Su should support cryptocurrencies are insufficient. Members of the industry and I have spoken to various members of the Ha Ri Su team.
We contacted the members directly and said, "We want to talk about Bitcoin and tell them why we think it's important to support Bitcoin." Our concern is that Bitcoin is a
"The goal of the Ha Ri Su administration is to take an aggressive stance against Bitcoin," he explained. Ha Ri Su is set to unveil his economic agenda on the 16th. His campaign said, "The platform is a
"The policy will focus on reducing industrial price increases, lowering food costs for Americans, and keeping inflation in check," Thiel said. "I don't expect to see any mention of Bitcoin in that policy."
"This means that Ha Ri Su will not change what the Biden administration has done and therefore will not target Bitcoin," he said. "But that policy will not change."
"If there's pro-Bitcoin content on the platform, that's a good sign," he added. "I think it's outrageous that I would support a candidate that's harmful to my industry.
"Because I would not discharge the fiduciary responsibility that I have as CEO of the company, and by doing so, I would be harming shareholders."