Gary Gensler

The SEC has reached a settlement with Coinbase regarding missing texts from Gary Gensler. The resolution addresses the issue of undisclosed communications involving the SEC chair.

The SEC has settled a lawsuit with Coinbase over lost text messages. A watchdog report previously attributed the loss of nearly a year’s worth of Gary Gensler’s text messages to 'avoidable errors.'

Coinbase settled a FOIA lawsuit with the SEC, which admitted destroying nearly a year of texts from former Chair Gary Gensler during a critical period in crypto regulation. The SEC agreed to pay $150,000 and improve record-retention policies. Coinbase argued the agency violated its own rules by failing to preserve communications related to crypto enforcement actions.

The CFTC has sued New Mexico over jurisdictional claims related to prediction markets. Gary Gensler expressed skepticism about regulators' authority over sports event contracts.

Gary Gensler rejects the CFTC's claim of authority over prediction market sports betting. He calls the claim 'malarkey' and disputes the CFTC's jurisdiction in this area.

Gary Gensler supports states in their fight over prediction market regulation, stating Congress did not intend to place sports betting under exclusive federal oversight.

Gary Gensler, a former SEC and CFTC chair, argues that prediction markets do not override state regulations. The statement addresses regulatory oversight of financial instruments.

Former Silvergate executive Kate Fraher has broken her silence following a settlement with the SEC, claiming that the rule preventing her from sharing her account was unconstitutional. The SEC lifted the restriction this week, allowing her to speak publicly about the matter for the first time.

Prometheum executed its first crypto trades after nearly a decade of industry skepticism and navigating regulatory changes. This milestone marks a significant step for Gary Gensler's poster child for crypto compliance. The company has weathered years of doubt to achieve this breakthrough.

The Clarity Act has passed committee with bipartisan support, aiming to create jurisdictional clarity between SEC and CFTC. Elizabeth Warren is filing amendments to try to kill or modify the bill. The bill's passage could determine if the US will build coherent crypto policy.