Kamala Harris's design team created a new brand for her presidential campaign, including a logo, ads, print collateral, and a website, in just 26 hours after Joe Biden decided not to seek reelection. The final "Harris for President" logo, which resembles Biden's with a seriffed "for" in Frame Italic, was swiftly approved by her campaign leadership. Further brand evolution is expected once a running mate is chosen.
Paradigm recently polled registered Democrats, finding that there's been a strong shift within the party towards crypto. Embracing crypto could be crucial for VP Harris's campaign to regain support from some Democrats who are currently leaning towards Trump because of perceived hostility towards crypto by the Biden Administration. The poll reveals strong interest from Democrats in maintaining financial privacy and power.
- Justin Sun announces SunPump, the first memecoin launch platform on TRON, aiming to innovate within the meme culture ecosystem. - Kamala Harris is expected to maintain a tough stance on crypto, continuing Biden's regulatory approach. - Robinhood's CEO reveals the firm now earns more revenue from crypto trading than equities, highlighting the growing importance of crypto in financial services.
According to Senate staffer rumors, Kamala Harris is considering making anti-crypto SEC Chair Gary Gensler the Treasury Secretary under her administration. Republican Senate staffers and politicians are against this nomination, and Democrats are split around crypto support. There has been no official statement from the Harris campaign.
Vice President Kamala Harris plans to support policies that promote the growth of the digital asset industry, according to her senior campaign adviser, Brian Nelson. This comes as the crypto sector pushes for more stable regulations, highlighting the importance of clear rules in the industry.