ChainCatcher news, FOX Business senior reporter Charles Gasparino stated on X that Wall Street research shows Kamala Harris is still slightly ahead of Donald Trump. Even if she is elected, the possibility of a divided government still exists. Researchers also noted that if Trump wins, the Republican Party could sweep Congress like in 2016, winning a majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

ChainCatcher news, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire stated in an interview with CNBC that U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign team is actively engaging with the cryptocurrency industry to gain a deeper understanding of relevant policies.Allaire said, "Both the government and Harris's campaign team are working to understand the issues, participants, policies, and more in this industry."The two candidates are expected to discuss their economic policies, including their stance on digital assets, in the televised debate on September 10.

ChainCatcher news, Blockchain Association CEO Kristin Smith stated that Kamala Harris becoming the presumptive nominee for the Democratic presidential candidate provides a new opportunity to reshape cryptocurrency policy.Smith believes that a young candidate who understands California's tech economy could bring about entirely new policies. The Blockchain Association has reached out to the Harris team but has not yet received a response.Multiple cryptocurrency advocacy organizations are calling for Harris to engage in "open dialogue" and support cryptocurrency in the party platform. However, the crypto community is skeptical about whether Harris can change the Biden administration's crypto policy. Nevertheless, Smith remains optimistic about the Harris team's future engagement with crypto leaders, believing that Harris has the opportunity to distinguish her policy positions from Biden's.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, data from the crypto prediction platform Polymarket shows that the odds of Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the Democratic presidential candidate this year rose to 31% on Tuesday, a significant increase from 7% earlier.Although Joe Biden remains the presumptive nominee for the Democratic Party, many supporters are calling for him to step aside and hope for Harris to take over. South Carolina Congressman James Clyburn and former Congressman Tim Ryan have publicly expressed their support for Harris.Additionally, Tuesday marked the fifth highest trading volume day in Polymarket's four-year history, with a trading volume of $5.7 million.Meanwhile, the price of the meme coin named after Harris, KAMA, doubled to $0.007815 within 24 hours.