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As Gary Gensler prepares to exit the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), he has made a series of promotions within the Enforcement Division, appointing five individuals to Senior Officer roles. These appointments, which are typically awarded after years of service, have raised concerns among observers about Gensler's intentions to continue his regulatory agenda, particularly regarding cryptocurrency enforcement. Critics argue that this move reflects a 'deep state' effort to solidify anti-crypto measures before his departure. The incoming chair, Paul Atkins, is expected to take over amidst ongoing scrutiny, particularly regarding the SEC's case against Ripple.
As we prepare for Paul Atkins to take over from @GaryGensler, a new piece by @JWVerret warns that if the @SECGov doesn't drop the @Ripple case altogether, it's courting judicial suicide👇 https://t.co/RcPPV3EQQr
GENSLER’S SEC PUSHES CRYPTO AGENDA WITH LATE APPOINTMENTS Gary Gensler is making his final push at the SEC before stepping down, promoting five officials to Senior Officer roles in the Enforcement Division. These fast-tracked appointments are concerning as these positions are… https://t.co/K378lTz9qi
GARY GENSLER'S FINAL MOVE: CRYPTO CRACKDOWN CONTINUES As Gensler prepares to exit the SEC, he promoted 5 individuals to Senior Officer roles—positions typically earned after years, not weeks. These promotions include anti-crypto enforcers, signaling his intent to ensure the… https://t.co/h06CQJzRHE
