Scaramucci has also criticized Trump’s marketing approach, challenging Harris’ claims of anti-crypto bias.

In a significant response to his choice not to speak at the Bitcoin conference, Vice President Kamala Harris found a partner in SkyBridge founder Anthony Scaramucci.

In voicing his support for the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, Scaramucci criticized the continuing narrative suggesting the Harris administration's hostility toward crypto. He compared this to former president and Republican candidate Donald Trump's recent story of calling 2022 Bitcoin a “fraud.”

Scaramucci urged patience with Harris' crypto strategy

Crypto advocates have been critical of the Biden-Harris administration's approach to the industry. Although Vice President Harris recently won the majority of Democratic delegates to become the party's presidential nominee, his crypto policies remain unclear.

Her team has reportedly spoken to experts about crypto – a move seen as a positive change – but Bitcoin Magazine CEO David Bailey's comments on Twitter suggesting he has decided not to speak at the July 25-27 Bitcoin Conference have sparked controversy. .

At the same time, Trump's debacle of the crypto asset class is threatening Harris' presidential campaign.

To address this issue, Scaramucci criticized Trump in his latest tweet as a “flexible man,” suggesting that his current pro-crypto stance could be a strategic move to raise funds and support. He emphasized that Harris has shown openness to the industry and has not driven crypto policy in the Biden administration.

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The Wall Street financier urged Harris' critics to give her a chance to come up with her own strategy for the industry. He argued that Harris' potential presidency should not be seen as an extension of Warren's unfriendly stance on crypto.

In fact, Harris believes his approach to crypto policy may differ significantly from Warren's, suggesting the need to keep an open mind and avoid premature judgments. By supporting a binary approach, he believes that the crypto ecosystem will benefit more in the long run.

Scaramucci pointed to a lack of camaraderie between Harris and Sen. Elizabeth Warren and predicted that SEC Chairman Gary Gensler would be fired and Warren sidelined if the former became president.

“Let's keep crypto bipartisan, it will be healthy for the ecosystem in the long run.”

Interestingly, Scaramucci previously served as White House communications director during Trump's presidency. His tenure was short-lived as he was deposed ten days later.