Pantera Capital's portfolio manager, Cosmo Jiang, noted that opportunities in the past few years shifted overseas due to unfavorable regulatory environments in the U.S. However, as the U.S. progresses on policy fronts, capital allocation could potentially shift back towards its domestic market. Copper Technologies Ltd., a London-based cryptocurrency custodian company, is reportedly considering reevaluating its market strategy post-election, especially under President Trump's leadership. Financial Times reports that Vice President Kamala Harris' advisory team is seeking to reconnect with the crypto industry, while Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is reaching out to the sector for donations and support, promising to make the U.S. one of the world's leading cryptocurrency centers. These initiatives indicate that the focus on cryptocurrency is gradually shifting towards the U.S., particularly since the first physically-backed Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs successfully launched this year, further strengthening the country's position in the global cryptocurrency sphere.