Changing of the Guard at SEC, the Fed: Here’s What It Means for Crypto and Banks
Mark Uyeda, the new acting chair at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), is wasting no time in making changes under the new Donald Trump administration. According to The New York Times, the agency has scaled back its cryptocurrency enforcement unit by reassigning 50 lawyers and other staff members who had been working on regulating…
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