When it comes to the world of finance and regulation, few topics have stirred as much debate as the role of the SEC and its current chair, Gary Gensler. A
Gentler defaults to the courts rather than discussions and rule making. That’s dangerous because every court decision is binding, and not always what the SEC wants.
Furthermore he’s two faced. He told crypto companies to come talk to him and let’s make some rules together. Every company that talked to him now is being sued by the SEC and has publicly said they got stonewalled before.
Gentler defaults to the courts rather than discussions and rule making. That’s dangerous because every court decision is binding, and not always what the SEC wants.
Furthermore he’s two faced. He told crypto companies to come talk to him and let’s make some rules together. Every company that talked to him now is being sued by the SEC and has publicly said they got stonewalled before.
Dude needs to go.