Republican lawmaker claims SEC chair was coordinating with FTX ‘to obtain regulatory monopoly’
Minnesota Representative Tom Emmer did not provide any evidence to his claim that Gary Gensler was “helping SBF and FTX work on legal loopholes” but said he was looking into the matter.
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Minnesota Representative Tom Emmer did not provide any evidence to his claim that Gary Gensler was “helping SBF and FTX work on legal loopholes” but said he was looking into the matter.
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