On August 1st, The Financial Times reported that Democratic candidate Harris is reevaluating her cryptocurrency policy. She plans to engage in deep conversations with leading digital asset companies such as Ripple, Coinbase, and Circle. These actions suggest that Harris's campaign team might be undergoing changes regarding cryptocurrency issues. Concurrently, there has been a reassessment of the Democratic stance in Silicon Valley, where around 100 venture capitalists and entrepreneurs have decided to support Harris. Among these supporters are heavyweights from the cryptocurrency sector, including Ron Conway, the managing partner and founder of SV Angel; Ryan Morrison, a partner at Founders Circle Capital; Rebecca Kaden, the first female managing partner at USV; and renowned entrepreneur Mark Cuban and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman. They not only have significant investments in the cryptocurrency field but also actively participate in Harris's support efforts. Cuban, a staunch critic of Trump, has invested in several blockchain projects, including Arbitrum, Polygon, and DeepSea. Hoffman, through Greylock Fund, has invested in six cryptocurrency companies, including Coinbase, and emphasized his support for Harris as an investment in our democratic future. These developments indicate the shift in Harris's campaign team's perspective on cryptocurrency policies and their broad industry backing.