SEC chairman Gary Gensler is expanding managers with crypto consultants-regulation

Corey Frayer advises the chairman Gensler on the political design of the SEC and the cross-agency work in connection with the supervision of crypto-assets.

Before he came to the Sec, Frayer worked as a senior employee in the US Senate Committee for Banks, Housing and City Affairs for the Chairman Sherrod Brown. He also worked for a decade as a senior advisor for Rep. Maxine Waters in the House Financial Services Committee and Rep. Brad Miller from North Carolina.

Havenstein advises Gensler in matters of agency administration, operation and management. Songer advises him on matters in connection with investment companies and investment advisors, while Tenreiro advises him in matters of the division of enforcement.

In December, Gensler More investor protection on cryptoma markets. "This investment class is full of fraud, fraud and abuse for certain applications," he said. "In many cases, investors are unable to obtain strict, balanced and complete information about tokens or trade and credit platforms."

The SEC has approved some Bitcoin futures Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) under Gensler. However, the Commission has not approved Spot-Bitcoin ETFs. In November, the US MP Tom Emmer and Darren Soto sent a letter to Gensler in which they asked the SEC, Allow trade from Spot-Bitcoin-ETFS.

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Kevin Helms

Kevin, a student of Austrian economics, found Bitcoin in 2011 and has been an evangelist ever since. His interests lie in Bitcoin security, open source systems, network effects and the interface between economy and cryptography.

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