Gary Gensler News

This week's newsletter focuses on "Crypto Mom" Hester Peirce vowing to fix past SEC mistakes.

Gemini CEO Tyler Winklevoss said the exchange won’t hire from MIT due to the university rehiring Gary Gensler, a boycott that one commentator called “overkill.”

Gensler asked his students at the outset of his previous course at MIT whether they thought crypto would change the future of finance.

Cornerstone Research says the US Securities and Exchange Commission launched 33 crypto-related lawsuits last year, down from 47 in 2023.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has revoked a rule that discouraged financial firms from holding crypto, by requiring them to record digital assets as liabilities on their balance sheets.

As Gary Gensler prepares to announce his resignation, some SEC officials have said they will step down before Donald Trump’s inauguration.

RWAs are set to transform finance, with stablecoins, tokenized products and regulatory shifts in the US paving the way for 2025 growth.

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas warned that an imminent change in the SEC leadership could shake things up.

The SEC chair is set to leave office in six days, the same day Donald Trump is scheduled to be inaugurated as president in Washington, DC.

XRP broke out of a bullish continuation pattern following Ripple's court win to seal documents in the SEC case.

Jan. 10 marks the one-year anniversary of the spot Bitcoin ETF launches. After a belt-busting year that saw $129 billion in inflows, can the EFTs do it again?

2025 may usher in significant crypto developments, like the first Solana-based ETF and more advanced AI crypto trading bots, but it could also bring new threats.

Cathie Wood predicts a surge in M&A activity under Trump’s administration, driven by deregulation and reduced FTC barriers.

The Digital Chamber issued a crypto agenda for the incoming SEC leadership to repair its “troubled relationship” with the crypto industry.

SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw's renomination vote was postponed, leaving her role at the agency up in the air.