The Latest Breaking News from Gary Gensler

Elon Musk is joining the list of crypto executives who believe Massachusetts should vote for John Deaton, a lawyer widely recognized in the industry for his work with XRP holders – Deaton seeks to unseat longtime Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen went public with his support for VP Kamala Harris and donated $10 million in $XRP tokens to her campaign.

Eric Council Jr. is accused of posting a message on the SEC chairman's account that sent the price soaring

An Alabama man has been arrested for his alleged role in the January hack of a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission social media account that led the price of bitcoin to spike, the Justice Department said

Eric Council Jr. was charged with conspiracy to commit aggravated identity theft and access device fraud.

VP Kamala Harris has vowed support for a crypto regulatory framework as part of her "opportunity agenda" for Black male communities in the country, but her statement has drawn criticism from other crypto users.

Ripple is not backing down in the SEC's fight to overturn a 2023 ruling that flipped the regulator's entire narrative about $XRP being a security – Stuart Alderoty is looking forward to "putting a stake in the heart" of the Gensler SEC's "misguided" crypto industry crackdown.

Crypto.com is taking the SEC to court after the crypto exchange received a Wells notice, joining the expanding list of crypto-related firms that have been threatened with enforcement action for their services and offerings.

Gallagher is reportedly the leading contender among a few other financial industry experts whom a second Trump administration will pick as the Chair of the SEC – who is he and why was he included in the list?

The SEC said it will appeal a judge's ruling regarding its lawsuit against Ripple, and the company that holds the most number of $XRP tokens has said it will stand its ground. Did the SEC make the right move, or will its efforts be in vain?

Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota believes it's still possible for FIT21 to be passed this year, and he also reiterated that someone needs to keep putting SEC Chair Gary Gensler in the hot seat over his hostility toward cryptocurrencies.