- Katherine Dowling says that the SEC is experiencing a period of uncertainty
- XRP and SOL need further regulatory clarity
- DOGE may have a clearer path to ETF approval
In January 2025, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) underwent significant leadership changes and initiated new regulatory approaches, particularly concerning cryptocurrency.
Last month, Gary Gensler stepped down as SEC Chair, while US President Donald Trump appointed Mark T. Uyeda as Acting Chairman, with plans to nominate Paul Atkins as the permanent Chair. Atkins previously served as an SEC Commissioner from 2002 to 2008.
Katherine Dowling, general counsel of Bitwise shared her views about the whole situation and the surge in ETF filings.
She said that the SEC is seeing through a period of uncertainty as it awaits the confirmation of its new chair and that the agency is seemingly awaiting directives on handling ongoing litigations and regulatory matters.
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