Kamala Harris' campaign team is reportedly engaging with crypto executives to gather insights on cryptocurrency policy ahead of the Democratic National Convention. According to Mark Cuban, Harris could be more open to technological innovations and cryptocurrencies compared to President Joe Biden. Cuban mentioned that Harris might be an unexpected ally for the tech industry, potentially fostering a more business-friendly environment, particularly for artificial intelligence, crypto, and other tech sectors.This initiative comes at a crucial time as Harris' campaign seeks to attract support from West Coast tech executives and venture capitalists, addressing key issues like immigration reform for high-skilled workers and clear regulations for AI and crypto. Aaron Levie, CEO of Box, suggested that if Harris presents a credible pro-tech policy framework, she could quickly rally significant support from the tech community.Harris’ campaign has seen a surge in donations, raising over $100 million from 1.1 million unique supporters shortly after Biden endorsed her as his successor. This financial backing could bolster her efforts to shape a more favourable tech policy platform ahead of the upcoming convention​​​​.