The Latest Breaking News from Gary Gensler

The Attorneys General of 18 states have filed a lawsuit against the SEC and its Chair Gary Gensler over the financial regulator's "overreach" in regulating the crypto industry.

The crypto space is speculating that Gary Gensler may have signaled he will resign in his latest remarks, sending $XRP prices up.

Donald Trump's triumphant return to the White House signals a potential golden era for cryptocurrencies, whose influential backers heavily supported his presidential bid.

The last two SEC Chairs left the Commission without resistance, going with the flow of tradition wherein leaders resign upon the entry of a new administration, but Gary Gensler's silence in recent days has raised the question of whether he will finish his term or step down in the face…

TD Cowen believes the SEC chief under the Donald Trump government will likely hold off enforcement actions on the crypto industry, and bipartisan legislation will be more likely with Republicans retaking the Senate.

Price has more than doubled in a year as traders hope Trump will favour crypto when he returns to White House

While Trump in July promised to fire Gensler on day one of his second administration, he technically can’t remove Gensler (without cause) until his term ends in 2026.

Ripple's legal battle with the SEC has resulted in four years of frustration for many $XRP holders, but with a new administration set to enter the White House, will the token finally be revitalized and reclaim its place as the world's second largest cryptocurrency?

The Trump campaign "had a real crypto theme," Charles Cascarilla said at the Singapore Fintech Festival on Friday.

The defiant sector spent hundreds of millions to brute-force its agenda in D.C.

John Deaton lost to Sen. Elizabeth Warren in the Massachusetts senatorial race, but the crypto industry wants to see him given a position in the Donald Trump administration, specifically within the SEC.