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President-elect Donald Trump has promised to replace the agency figurehead that oversaw a regulatory onslaught against the crypto industry.
Trump plans to remove SEC Chairman Gensler to support cryptocurrency. Dan Gallagher is a leading candidate for the new SEC Chairman position. Continue Reading:Trump Aims to Replace SEC Chairman Gensler to Favor Cryptocurrency The post Trump Aims to Replace SEC Chairman Gensler to Favor CryptocurrencâŠ
Gary Gensler's position at the SEC faces speculation due to potential administration changes. Legal precedents may complicate the process of his removal from office. Continue Reading:Speculations Surround Gary Genslerâs Future as SEC Chairman The post Speculations Surround Gary Genslerâs Future as SâŠ
The word war between Ripple Labsâ key people and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) continues. Related Reading: Fake Bitcoin ETF Post Lands Man Plea Deal In SEC Hack Case In the latest twist in the Ripple v SEC saga, Rippleâs co-founder, Chris Larsen, offered a stinging comment of SEC ChaiâŠ
After the Gary Gensler hearing on Tuesday, tech billionaire Mark Cuban has come out slamming the SEC chief on his regulation-by-enforcement approach. In his latest tweet, he wrote that even the Kamala Harris team has disapproved of this approach, which Gensler has undertaken for a long time. Mark CuâŠ
Gensler took the heat from both sides of the aisle during congressional hearing over his handling of regulating the crypto industry.
Republican lawmakers have strongly requested that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission repeal a controversial rule for banks that deal with crypto. Yesterday, Sept. 23, a group of more than 40 members of Congress sent signed letters to the heads ofâŠ
US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler will testify twice this week before Congress. Gensler will appear before the House Financial Services Committee on Sept. 24 and the Senate Banking Committee on Sept. 25. These hearings occur amid ongoing tensions between the SEC and tâŠ
Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, said there may be positive legislation and clarity for stablecoins in the regulatory framework.
US Representatives Tom Emmer and Patrick McHenry gave Gary Gensler until the end of the month to answer questions about the SECâs approach to crypto airdrops.