The Digital Chamber, a crypto advocacy group, has called on US Vice President Kamala Harris to support the digital asset industry with three requests.
The group urged her to promote pro-digital asset language in the Democratic Party’s platform, choose a vice-presidential candidate with expertise in digital asset policy, and engage with industry leaders.
Digital Chamber Urges Vice President Harris to Support Digital Asset Industry
The Digital Chamber, a crypto advocacy group, announced on social media platform X on Monday that it has sent a letter to US Vice President Kamala Harris “with important requests to support the digital asset industry.”
The Chamber stressed, “It’s in the best interest of the American people for Democrats to embrace this technology fully,” emphasizing that Harris “has a unique chance to lead this change.”
The Chamber’s letter states:
“As you are poised to become the Democratic presidential nominee, we write to urge you to take a forward-looking approach on digital assets and blockchain technology, an area that holds immense potential for innovation, economic growth, and financial inclusion.”
The letter outlines three key requests for Vice President Harris. First, the Chamber urged her to advocate for including pro-digital asset language in the party’s platform to “ensure the Party’s platform reflects the potential benefits of digital assets and blockchain technology.”
Second, the Chamber recommended selecting a vice-presidential candidate with expertise in digital asset policy, suggesting Colorado Governor Jared Polis as a potential running mate due to his proven track record in digital asset technology.
Lastly, the Chamber urged Harris to engage in open dialogue with digital asset and blockchain industry leaders to develop supportive policies.
“Digital assets and blockchain technology are not merely financial instruments but represent a revolutionary shift that can enhance transparency, reduce fraud, and create a more inclusive financial system,” the Chamber explained in its letter.
“We believe this technology is non-partisan and the Democratic Party should also champion these innovations to help reaffirm the U.S.’ position as the leader in the global digital economy.”
The Chamber’s letter concludes:
“We are hopeful that with your leadership, the Democratic Party can pivot towards a more supportive stance on digital assets, aligning with the aspirations of millions of Americans who believe in the transformative power of this technology.”
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