.@GaryGensler and the SEC had more meetings with SBF and FTX/IEX than anyone else in crypto, allegedly to craft a special regulatory framework designed to benefit FTX alone. Making backroom regulatory deals with bad actors is not a tool in the SEC’s toolbox.
Until crypto platforms comply with time-tested securities laws, risks to investors will persist. It remains a priority of the SEC to use all of our available tools to bring the industry into compliance.

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DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT Please…Tom…we all see the malfeasance & corruption here. Issuing tweets from the Dept. of the Obvious doesn’t hold anyone accountable. Please - do something about all of this! Thank you, happy holidays!
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I certainly hope you and your colleagues have a plan to rein in this agency when you take control in January?!?
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Take a look at the Celsius situation here too… States, Congress, and SEC all had ample time to get this situation resolved with full clarity on consumer protection, promote industry growth, and provide transparency to everyone. All 3 have fumbled here!!!
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Sounds like you hit the target right on spot @RepTomEmmer. Investigate the sec. Thank you for your service @RepTomEmmer. You are a legend. Look at #ethgate.
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When are you guys gonna do something about it? 🤔
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Sir, what are you going to do with that except talking???
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BEWARE DONT TRUST Tom Emmer and these Governors, Who tried to stop investigations into FTX and voted NO to market transparency. The SEC is finally making needed changes to the stock market. Changes that don't work from Hedgefunds. Hedgefunds who contribute to these governors.
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Gensler did not protect anyone or anything other than his interest in a federal position. Based on all the negative activity which has been seen in the cryptocurrency industry, it is the opinion of many that Mr Gensler should step down
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