SEC Chair Gensler Argues That Rules Already Exist To Regulate Crypto in Light of Coinbase Pushback
US Securities and Exchange Commission’s Chair Gary Gensler pushed back against Coinbase’s call to have the agency propose and adopt rules for digital assets. Gensler was asked on Monday during Atlanta Fed's 2023 Financia...
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Gensler was asked on Monday during Atlanta Fed's 2023 Financial Markets Conference to comment on the dispute with Coinbase why the SEC doesn’t want to publish crypto rules.
The rules have already been published, Gensler said....
Read More: SEC Chair Gensler Argues That Rules Already Exist To Regulate Crypto in Light of Coinbase Pushback
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CryptonewsRelated market context
Coinbase and Marqeta Bring 24/7 Stablecoin Card Spending to Millions of Merchants
Key Takeaways: Coinbase and Marqeta are taking a stab at stablecoin-based cards. Coinbase infrastructure makes it easy for busines...
Gemini Can’t Shed Its CFTC Consent Order Even With the Agency’s Backing, Judge Rules
A federal judge in Manhattan on Thursday refused to vacate Gemini’s 2025 settlement with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission,...
MSCI Tightens Index Rules As Strategy And Other Bitcoin Treasury Firms Face Fresh Scrutiny
TL;DR: MSCI has revised its methodology for classifying non-operating companies, putting Bitcoin-heavy treasury businesses under c...
Coinbase tokenized stocks in DeFi soar to $262M on Base platform
The surge in tokenized stocks on Base highlights DeFi's evolving role in equity markets, potentially influencing future token laun...
The 7 Best USDC on Solana to XMR Swap Platforms in 2026
Swapping USDC on Solana for Monero (XMR) offers a fast, low-cost route into a privacy-focused asset. Leading platforms in 2026 pro...
Taiwan Blocks Coinbase and Kalshi Over Bets on Its November Elections
Taiwan has blocked the websites of Coinbase and Kalshi under a court order sought by police investigating election betting, six we...