Gensler suggests staking token operators should seek to come into compliance’
Teknolohiya Iminumungkahi ng Gensler na ang mga operator ng token ng staking ay dapat magsumikap na sumunod 11 minuto ang nakalipas Balita ng Ethereum ng Bitcoin United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chair Gary Gensler has again suggested that proof-of-stake coins may be securities. He expressed his view on March 15 after a commission meeting on cybersecurity issues. Gensler was asked by reporters about his reaction to statements made by Commodity Futures Trading Commission chair Rostin Behnam at a Senate Agricultural Committee meeting last week that he felt stablecoin and Ether (ETH) were “going to be commodities.” Gensler replied, as reported in The Block: “The investing public is investing anticipating a return, anticipating something on these tokens, whether they‘re proof-of-stake tokens, where they’re also looking to get returns on those proof-of-stake tokens and getting 2%, 4%, 18% returns.” “Whatever they‘re promoting and putting into a protocol, and locking up their tokens in a protocol, a protocol that’s often a small group of entrepreneurs and developers are developing, I would just suggest that each of these token operators […] seek to come into compliance, and the same with the intermediaries,” he continued. Gensler has voiced his opinion on proof-of-stake coins before. In September, after the Ethereum Merge, Gensler