Yes i think you have plenty of reason indeed, but im marking one thing about the SEC and the Bitcoin in general are waiting for the next year elections on USA, i think most of the issue can be disipated there, i dont know if it gonna be good or bad for us.
I know the theorically its "indepent" like other things in our world like central banks, or the federal reserve in USA, but the politics have deep roots. And they move their threads in any organization.
So for me we are gonna se a much more clear panorama after USA elections with new, or not so new names and decissions.
This will change your view on what the SEC exactly are and how they operate:I know the theorically its "indepent" like other things in our world like central banks, or the federal reserve in USA, but the politics have deep roots. And they move their threads in any organization.
So for me we are gonna se a much more clear panorama after USA elections with new, or not so new names and decissions.
The SEC has asked for more funding essentially a raise by the body of government who funds their operation.
The head of the SEC Gensler requested an additional $350million. The reasoning he gave of such a enormous request?
Because the need of more compliance in the financial sector of where they operate.
Just guess what sector he is talking about?
The cryptocurrency sector no doubt.
