According to CoinDesk, US Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign made brief comments on the industry over the weekend, causing a sensation in the cryptocurrency industry. However, industry insiders say that in the final weeks before the US election, the industry should not expect too much change. According to a person familiar with the negotiations between Harris' campaign team and cryptocurrency industry insiders, Harris intentionally made overly vague statements when stating that he would "encourage innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital assets while protecting consumers and investors" during his presidency. This person stated that due to the ongoing high-level discussions on digital asset policies, it is unlikely to form a detailed stance before voters decide who to vote for, so cryptocurrency is likely just one of a series of economic innovations that Harris will mention during the campaign. According to multiple insiders, senior officials of Harris' campaign team have been in conversations with a few industry executives and insiders, including executives and insiders from Ripple Labs and Coinbase Inc. Paul Grewal, Chief Legal Officer of Coinbase, was one of the attendees at the campaign conference. He said in an interview on Monday, "Progress is real." He said that in just a few weeks, the Democratic candidate - as well as her Republican opponent, former President Donald Trump - has made astonishing progress. Grewal said, "I think the voice of cryptocurrency voters in this election is very loud, so the campaign will naturally face the voice they consider the most important and generate the most support in November