Gurbir Grewal, who has been at the agency almost as long as Gensler has been chair, will depart on Oct. 11, 2024

Rep. Tom Emmer brought up DEBT Box and asked SEC Chair Gary Gensler if the handling of the case “embarrassed” him

All five SEC commissioners appeared on Capitol Hill Tuesday to answer questions from House lawmakers about how they are running the securities agency

Plus, the stablecoin market has some new entrants

Reps. Tom Emmer, R-Minn., and Patrick McHenry, R-N.C., gave SEC Chair Gary Gensler two weeks to answer questions about airdrop regulations

Plus, an update on the euro-backed stablecoin market

The SEC is still considered a major antagonist in the crypto space, with bigger targets increasingly common

Despite increased bipartisan efforts in Congress to pass crypto-related legislation, Sens. Lummis and Scott say Democrats are still standing in the way

Paxos is getting off scot-free after the SEC said it wouldn’t pursue legal action against the company

Fund issuers expect very few additional comments from the SEC on their ETH fund registration statements, if any at all

Plus, a Canadian firm’s Solana ETP bid to keep the country’s “innovation hub” status alive

Trump insiders say he will dismantle the anti-crypto army within an hour of taking office, but the campaign has been quiet about how it plans to do so

Plus, an update on spot ETH ETFs and what’s on this week’s economic calendar

Rep. Nickel, who will be leaving Capitol Hill in 2025, said it’s important to reiterate that SEC Chair Gary Gensler does not represent all Democrats’ views

The individual issuers are working with SEC staff to get registration statements approved, Gensler said

This might sound contradictory to the entire ethos of the crypto space, but I believe that the most powerful players in crypto want to become the next Big Tech

There will be no altcoin season until we get ETFs for all the dog coins

Plus, Robinhood announced that it entered into an agreement to acquire Bitstamp, one of Europe’s largest and longest-serving crypto exchanges

Whether you decide to invest in bitcoin should be up to you, not the SEC or Gary Gensler

Twelve Democratic Senators voted in favor to pass the resolution Thursday

We need this repeal for the future of our digital economy, the safe custody of cryptocurrencies and the good of the American investor

The Senate will vote on the anti-SAB 121 resolution tomorrow, and it looks like there are enough Democrats on board to get the legislation to the president’s desk, according to people familiar with the matter

Our nation’s legislative farmers must return to the crucial task of protecting and catalyzing the homegrown crypto ecosystem

Gensler, who has in the past denied that he is working against the clock, could be looking at a serious uphill battle after November should the Senate or the White House flip

SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda says that the SEC needs to create a “pathway for compliance”