Eighteen Republican attorneys general have sued the SEC and its chairman Gary Gensler, accusing them of overstepping their authority in regulating cryptocurrencies. The states argue that the SEC is violating the balance of powers by attempting to take away their right to regulate digital assets. The attorneys general believe the agency’s actions harm citizens by replacing effective state laws that protect consumers.
11/15/2024 11:27:33 AM (GMT+1)
18 Republican attorneys general have sued the SEC and Gary Gensler, accusing them of overstepping their authority and attempting to take away states' right to regulate cryptocurrencies 🏛️
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