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#WATCH: Chairman @PatrickMcHenry presses Chair Gensler on the @SECGov's record of regulatory uncertainty. Amid stonewalling from Gensler, @HesterPeirce sets the record straight. "We're trying to be ambiguous because the legal precision carries with it real implications." 📺👇 https://t.co/mqe8XQqyQi
NEW: @SenLummis and Chairman Patrick McHenry write letter to SEC Chair Gary Gensler demanding the agency overturn its SAB 121 accounting rules to allow banks to custody #Bitcoin https://t.co/YQuZ687vMF
'LIVE: SEC Chair Gary Gensler testifies before the House Financial Services Committee — 9/24/24' - CNBC https://t.co/eVduUPS6Mh