The crypto community is going wild as the latest data shows that Donald Trump is set to become the 47th U.S. president.

While Trump in July promised to fire Gensler on day one of his second administration, he technically can’t remove Gensler ...

SEC chair expected to step down in April or May 2025, following historical patterns. New pro-crypto Congress and potential ...

Gary Gensler may be on his way out as SEC chair. Donald Trump assured the president that he would be fired on day one.

Analyst says that SEC chairman Gary Gensler will resign on his own since Trump can't fire him without any cause.

Gensler is also unpopular among his own staff, though not for any reasons that will get thousands of people roaring inside a convention center.  It’s unusual for the SEC to be a hot-button issue — ...

The crypto industry poured millions of dollars into the presidential and congressional races, but its most salient election ...

Gary Gensler has to go, and the SEC needs to be led by people without conflicts of interest or ideological biases who put retail investors first.

Gensler noted many crypto investors faced losses, underscoring the need for oversight to prevent fraud and protect trust. SEC Chair Gary Gensler ... robust laws from Congress," Gensler stated ...

One of President-elect Donald Trump's many promises — to fire Gary Gensler and appoint a new chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission — could happen as soon as Jan. 20, the day of his ...

Chair Gary Gensler's final moment is a point of high interest. Digital assets leaders have battled him in court, and their friends in Congress have attacked Gensler for standing in the way of ...

For the last three years, crypto firms’ prime nemesis has been Securities and Exchange Commission chair Gary Gensler, who they accuse of pursuing an unfair vendetta against the industry.