Harris Crypto Regulation Plan Sparks Criticism, But Also Optimism
On Oct. 19, in an effort to garner support from black male voters, Democratic presidential candidate Harris's campaign released an outreach agenda this week that included a promise to enact cryptocurrency regulation to protect black males investing in digital assets, the most specific statement from the incumbent vice president to date. While some cryptocurrency investors and industry insiders have applauded Harris' tougher language on cryptocurrency regulation, others have criticized the language for specifically targeting black males. Studies have shown that more than a quarter of black Americans own cryptocurrencies, compared to about 15 percent of whites, making cryptocurrencies more acceptable.
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