ChainCatcher news, according to Global Market reports, Trump's campaign team recently announced that they raised $138.7 million in July, a figure lower than the $200 million Vice President Harris raised in her first week of campaigning. The Trump team pointed out that as of August, their cash reserves stood at $327 million, which puts them under some financial pressure with only three months left until the election.Harris's campaign team has not yet disclosed the specific fundraising total for July, but stated that since she took over Biden's campaign team, she raised a record $200 million in just 7 days, with two-thirds of the funds coming from first-time donors. This situation indicates that Harris's campaign is generating a new wave of donations and volunteer participation, enhancing her competitiveness in the upcoming election battle.

ChainCatcher news, the Trump campaign issued a statement saying that they will not commit to scheduling any debates with Kamala Harris before she becomes the official nominee.

According to ChainCatcher news and data disclosed by the WSJ, cryptocurrency donations accounted for about 1% of the total fundraising amount for Trump's campaign team in the second quarter, with most of it being Bitcoin and Ethereum, valued at approximately $3 million. Between May and the end of June, around 100 people donated cryptocurrency to Trump's campaign team.

ChainCatcher news, Kraken co-founder Jesse Powell stated on his social platform that he personally donated $1 million to Trump's campaign, primarily in ETH.Powell mentioned that the crypto industry has long been under attack from figures like Elizabeth Warren and Gary Gensler. Despite bipartisan efforts in Congress to establish clear rules, the Biden administration has remained passive, allowing law enforcement to conduct unrestrained regulation. This approach is undermining the competitiveness of the United States as other major economies around the world are implementing clear regulatory rules for digital assets.In his tweet, Powell stated, "I am pleased to unite with other leaders in our community behind the only pro-crypto major party candidate in the 2024 presidential election so that America can continue to lead in blockchain technology."

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, Donald Trump's presidential campaign team has returned donations exceeding the legal limit to Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss, co-founders of the American cryptocurrency exchange Gemini.Previous news, Gemini co-founders Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss tweeted that they have each donated 1 million dollars in Bitcoin (15.47 BTC) to Trump's campaign team, exceeding the maximum limit of 844,600 dollars per person that the Trump committee can legally accept.

ChainCatcher news, according to Watcher.Guru, Donald Trump's presidential campaign team stated that they have raised $34.8 million in small dollar donations since Trump's conviction.Previous news, Trump was found guilty on all 34 felony charges.