The White House and Congress have yet to offer policy clarity for the crypto industry. Their agenda isn't focused on innovation and growth.
A lot happened in May on the regulatory front. We’re finally getting a view of what the Biden Administration may do about crypto.
The regulator has suggested that a dedicated market regulator would offer some protection against fraud and manipulation.
The SEC chair continued to highlight investor protection as he previewed the regulator’s cryptocurrency enforcement efforts.
Gary Gensler said Congress should provide clarity around crypto exchange regulation. A 2020 bill sought to do just that.
“There’s really no protection around fraud or manipulation,” Gensler said in his first public hearing since taking the reins at the agency.
It’s official: Gary Gensler is the new chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), after a 53-45 vote by the U.S. Senate on Wednesday. Gensler, who was nominated to the position by President Joe Biden in January, previously ran the federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), overseeing the implementation of new regulations around derivatives […]
The updated proposal adds a number of new reporting requirements for startups.
NFTs are all the rage right now, but buyers and sellers should be aware of the different regulatory frameworks that might govern these assets.
Gary Gensler was careful to strike a balance between emphasizing regulating suspicious behavior as well as encouraging new innovations.
Gary Gensler could take charge of the SEC. Will he be open to more innovation, like bitcoin exchange-traded products?
Gary Gensler will testify before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee today for a confirmation hearing on his nomination to lead the SEC.
Also: Ripple filed its response to the SEC and a FinCEN official discusses the controversial counterparty rule in public for the first time.
Gary Gensler has taught courses about blockchain at MIT.
A ex-CFTC official on how Biden's rumored pick to head the SEC might treat crypto-related issues.