Crypto-friendly Congressman Tom Emmer has slammed United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chair Gary Gensler for his approach to cryptocurrency regulation, labeling him a “bad faith regulator.”
Great interview by @laurashin with @GOPMajorityWhip! Congress is working in their districts this week and next, but expect a VERY busy last 2 weeks of April for crypto policy as legislation and oversight of the regulators ramps up. Stay tuned https://t.co/ZSsTFJ9pt7
— Ron Hammond (@RonwHammond) April 7, 2023
During an April 7 appearance on the Unchained podcast hosted by author and crypto journalist Laura Shin, Emmer didn’t mince his words as he questioned Gensler’s oversight on the crypto sector:
“This guy in my mind, is a bad-faith regulator. He’s been blindly spraying the crypto community with enforcement actions while completely missing the truly bad actors.”
Emmer pointed to the example of Coinbase, which before being slapped with a Wells notice by the SEC in March, was actively trying to work with the agency by getting compliance feedback on staking products, among other things.
“Gary Gensler might have an open door, but it is an enter-at-your-own-risk door because what he does is, despite several meetings over several months, Gary Gensler’s SEC refused to provide feedback,” he said, adding that:
“And instead,
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