Is a Tokenized Pokémon Card a Security? SEC Chair Gary Gensler Responds—Kinda
U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres questioned Gensler, using Pokémon cards as an example—and told Decrypt the SEC Chair's responses were "incoherent."
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