Former President Donald Trump has officially dismissed any chance of participating in a second debate against Vice President Kamala Harris. Announcing his decision on Truth Social, Trump cited polls indicating his victory in the previous debate, which took place on Tuesday night, and firmly rejected any notion of a rematch.
Trump’s Stand on the Kamala Harris Debate
The recent U.S. Presidential election debate has sparked significant controversy. Within the crypto community, opinions are divided, with many asserting that Harris received favorable treatment from the ABC anchors. Critics argue that while Trump faced scrutiny over his economic policies, Harris avoided tough questions.
Trump, in his Truth Social post, suggested that Harris’ push for another debate is a clear sign that she lost. He stated: “When a prizefighter loses, the first thing they ask for is a rematch. Polls clearly show I won the debate against Comrade Kamala Harris, the Democrats’ Radical Left Candidate, on Tuesday night, and she immediately called for another debate.”
Using his platform, Trump emphasized that there will be no third debate. He also reiterated his belief that he is the most suitable candidate to address the nation’s challenges, including the ongoing border crisis and economic decline. Meanwhile, the crypto community continues to assess both candidates based on their stance toward blockchain regulation and innovation.
Trump has already pledged to remove SEC Chair Gary Gensler if re-elected, drawing a clear contrast to Harris, who has yet to outline her stance on cryptocurrency.
Financial Announcement
In a related development, Trump revealed plans to launch World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance (DeFi) and crypto project, on September 16. The initiative, spearheaded by Trump and his sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, aims to transform the global financial landscape.
The unveiling will take place on Twitter Spaces, where Trump is expected to discuss his vision of replacing the outdated financial systems currently in place.
As the election campaign gains momentum, observers are turning to platforms like Polymarket to gauge public sentiment. With both candidates drawing support from the crypto world, the race is heating up as November approaches.