Gensler's "Last Struggle"? Internal SEC Struggles Ignite Regulatory Focus!
Former SEC Internet Enforcement Office Chief John Reed Stark has directly fired shots, accusing current Chairman Gary Gensler of secretly maneuvering to ensure long-term influence over the SEC after his departure by "promoting five enforcement officials." Among them, four high-ranking officials are experienced in the cryptocurrency field, essentially forming a tailor-made "iron team" for cryptocurrency regulation.
Stark condemned this move as "unprecedented," shocking not only procedurally but also because these promotions involve career civil servant positions, which the new government has almost no power to replace, essentially serving as a "regulatory lock-up." Even more bizarrely, these promotions were conducted quietly, with no press releases, no public statements, only an internal order.
What lies behind this is either "early layout for a regulatory marathon" or "a departure foreshadowing power manipulation"? On one hand, Gensler's iron-fisted attitude toward the cryptocurrency sector is well-known, and this arrangement may be a preventive measure against industry backlash; on the other hand, it brings new uncertainties to the crypto market: will the future SEC be more aggressive?
This is a contest of power and market, as well as an unprecedented regulatory game. For market participants, regardless of the outcome, the wave has already been pushed to its peak.
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