According to a report by Golden Ten, institutional reports indicate that before the Trump administration takes office and its enthusiasm for digital assets arrives, Gary Gensler, the chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, is lobbying for the agency to regulate the cryptocurrency market for the last time. In a speech prepared for Thursday's legal conference in New York, Gensler reiterated that the agency should focus on "road rules" applicable to cryptocurrency sales and intermediaries such as brokers and exchanges to support appropriate disclosure. Gensler stated that the experience during the Great Depression made decision-makers realize the importance of disclosure clauses, as information about securities creates a public good.
