Gary Gensler

Senator Bernie Moreno criticised former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, calling him "one of the stupidest people in government" during a hearing. Gensler's departure followed Trump’s promise to remove him, amid frustrations in the crypto community over his aggressive regulatory stance.

Paul Atkins, Trump’s SEC Chair nominee, faces a Senate confirmation hearing on 27 March, where lawmakers must rigourously evaluate his regulatory vision.

Trump claimed to have ended Biden’s anti-Bitcoin stance, vowing to make the US a crypto leader and crediting Bitcoin’s record highs to his commitment.

Led by Commissioner Hester Peirce, the new crypto task force seeks to resolve regulatory ambiguity, focusing on defining digital assets as securities and enhancing transparency. With the SEC’s stance shifting post-Gensler, can this initiative truly end years of uncertainty?

Gary Gensler has officially concluded his four-year term as the Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), a role he has taken on since 2021. During his tenure, Gensler spearheaded regulatory changes aimed at bolstering market integrity, improving corporate governance, and safeguarding investor interests.

With Gary Gensler out as SEC Chair, the crypto industry celebrates. President Trump has named Commissioner Mark Uyeda as acting chair until Paul Atkins is confirmed by the Senate.

As his SEC term ends, Gary Gensler reiterates his criticism of crypto, stressing the need for strict regulation and citing 100 enforcement actions. Is this frustration or justified caution?

Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek met with President-elect Trump to discuss crypto appointments and Bitcoin reserves, as the exchange dropped its SEC lawsuit. Are more crypto-friendly appointments on the horizon?

The US Senate Banking Committee has cancelled Caroline Crenshaw’s renomination, ending her tenure as SEC commissioner. Known for her anti-crypto stance, Crenshaw opposed Bitcoin ETFs and pushed for stricter crypto oversight. While the crypto community celebrates, is the victory premature?

The SEC has issued Wells Notices to both Unicoin and CyberKongz, accusing them of fraud and unregistered securities violations. Unicoin plans to fight the charges, while CyberKongz disputes the SEC’s claims, calling them a misunderstanding of blockchain technology.