SEC Chair Gary Gensler says Bitcoin is speculative but likens it to gold
SEC Chair Gary Gensler compares Bitcoin to gold, calling it speculative, as he discusses crypto regulation and ETFs before stepping down. The post SEC Chair Gary Gensler says Bitcoin is speculative but likens it to gold...
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SEC Chair Gary Gensler compares Bitcoin to gold, calling it speculative, as he discusses crypto regulation and ETFs before stepping down.
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