The Latest Breaking News from Gary Gensler

Gary Gensler said his team's review of a controversial Ethereum ETF application was going smoothy, despite early indications the SEC viewed Ethereum as a security.

Despite the win, Consensys is still battling the SEC in court over staking and swaps.

The SEC has decided not to pursue its investigation into Ethereum, according to Consensys, but the regulator said it doesn't mean the blockchain has been "exonerated."

Applying issuers for a spot ETH ETF have reportedly started working on the "reasonable" comments provided by the SEC regarding their S-1 filings, signaling positive progress in the approval of the much-anticipated funds.

SEC chief Gensler on Thursday told senators that he believes spot ETH ETFs will be approved for trading sometime this summer, but he once again dodged questions about Ether's status as a commodity or a security.

Thursday's Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing was on fire as CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam was questioned about the regulator's capability in overseeing the digital assets industry.

A billion dollar settlement between the SEC and TerraForm labs means headlines but no real help for victims of the scam.

Mark Cuban is convinced that both Joe Biden and Donald Trump have no deep understanding of the crypto sector, but he believes the incumbent President has more to lose in the upcoming election, and it could be because of the way SEC chief Gary Gensler has treated the crypto sector.

ProShares, whose Ethereum Futures ETF was among nine approved by the SEC in October, has filed for a spot Ether ETF, but with such a "late" filing, it is unclear whether the fund will launch alongside other funds that had their 19b-4 filings cleared.

Spot Ether ETFs may have a long way toward S-1 approval, at least based on SEC Chair Gensler's latest remarks that it will all fall on whether applicants are "responsive" or not.

The company, which received a Wells Notice from the SEC in May, touted the move as “a major step in growing our crypto business.”