Gensler’s likely SEC exit sparks fresh discussions on crypto-friendly leadership possibilities.
Pro-crypto figures Bondi and Atkins could shift SEC’s regulatory stance if appointed.
GOP Commissioner Mark Uyeda may serve as interim SEC Chair if Gensler steps down.
Gary Gensler, the current SEC Chair, is reportedly preparing to step down before his term ends in 2026.
As highlighted by Eleanor Terrett, Journalist FoxBusiness, it is likely that Gensler will make an announcement post-Thanksgiving, signaling his intent to leave in early January. The timing could align with Donald Trump’s inauguration, adding urgency to discussions on the SEC’s regulatory future.
While @realDonaldTrump’s pick for @SECGov chair remains unknown, it looks increasingly likely that @GaryGensler will step down voluntarily and choose not to finish his term as commissioner (which would expire in 2026) as some had speculated he may have done, @FoxBusiness has…
— Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) November 15, 2024
Candidates Emerge as Potential Replacements
As Gensler’s possible exit draws closer, several names have emerged as potential successors. Although former CFTC C…
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