In October 2023, the SEC approved Ethereum (ETH) Futures ETFs, sparking controversy due to the ongoing investigation into whether ETH is a security. Critics argue this approval, which implicitly suggests ETH is a non-security commodity, contradicts the SEC's stance, raising questions about consistency and transparency. The approval was expedited under claims of public interest and investor protection, yet the SEC did not disclose the ongoing investigation. Calls for SEC Chair Gensler to testify under oath have intensified, demanding explanations for this apparent conflict.
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Speaking as a former CFTC enforcement attorney, this is solid analysis. Read @adamscochran on why the SEC's approval of ETH futures ETFs in October 2023 means the SEC officially endorsed (again) the CFTC's position that ETH is a commodity, NOT a security.👇 https://t.co/AYlMj8yZMD