The Latest Breaking News from Gary Gensler

For the first time ever, Kamala Harris has spoken about crypto, saying she will "encourage" digital assets innovation. Is this the beginning of a significant shift, or is she a little too late in the race toward winning crypto voters?

The Digital Assets Subcommittee of the House Financial Services Committee held a hearing Wednesday to discuss with stakeholders how the SEC has been handling crypto regulation, and many lawmakers expressed concern over the regulator's regulatory approach.

The Gensler-led agency is allowing eToro to continue trading services for Ether, along with Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash.

The approval comes amid calls from the crypto industry for regulatory clarity from the Gensler-led SEC.

OpenSea's Devin Finzer said the NFT marketplace received a Wells notice from the SEC, and while many are defending the platform, others said OpenSea brought it upon itself.

There is renewed talk about Gary Gensler possibly being considered as Treasury Secretary under a Harris administration, but the latest speculation is that Sen. Elizabeth Warren herself planted the rumor.

Trump is back on top of Polymarket's event contract predicting which presidential candidate will win in November as Harris continues to retain silence over her views on digital assets.

The crypto community has been divided by Polymarket results, and crypto users have been divided by digital coin rivalries, but this time, they are united against the idea of SEC Chair Gary Gensler taking the reins of the Treasury Department should VP Kamala Harris win in November.

A new advocacy group is organizing the "Crypto4Harris" town hall next week that will feature some crypto figures such as Mark Cuban and some Democratic leaders who have expressed support for digital assets in recent months.