Ejected from dry, Gary Gensler did not take long to find a point of fall. Far from disappearing from the financial landscape, he resumed his position as a professor at the MIT, where he will teach and co -direct a program mixing finance and artificial intelligence. A logical conversion? Not so sure. Before leaving war on the cryptos as a regulator, Gensler explained to his students that most of the digital assets were not financial titles. A big gap that does not go unnoticed in the crypto ecosystem.
Peopleler and crypto: a double confusing speech
From 2018 to 2021, Gary Gensler taught a course entitled “Blockchain and Money” at MIT. He said that ” three quarters of the Crypto market is not a matter of securities law ». Algorand? “” Excellent technology He said then.
However, once at the controls of the dry, he has radically changed tone. Under his direction, Algorand was classified as a non -compliant financial titleand exchange platforms like Binance and Coinbase were continued with zeal.
THE Return of peopleler to university So leave a bitter taste in crypto industry. Can we be both a professional professional and ruthless regulator? The inconsistency is obvious and makes teeth cringe.
The supporters of the cryptos, who hoped for a softening after his departure from the dry, observe his return with skepticism. Because while he joined the MIT, crypto regulation in the United States remains in full fog.
Crypto regulation: a debate that does not weaken
The passage of Gary Gensler to the dry has left A sustainable imprint On the crypto ecosystem. His mandate has resulted in an avalanche of prosecution and a regulatory uncertainty which slows down the adoption of digital assets.
- Over 50 complaints filed against Crypto companies;
- Billions of dollars in fines inflicted on the platforms deemed non -compliant;
- Bitcoin Etf refused in seriesbefore a late turnaround;
- Algorand, Formerly rented by Gensler, described as illegal assets;
- A flight from Crypto companies outside the United Statesfor lack of regulatory clarity.
Market players hoped that his departure would mark a turning point, but the future remains uncertain. Should we expect a more flexible approach under a new administration? Nothing is less certain.
Meanwhile, Gensler returns to teaching. His future students will undoubtedly have a burning question in mind: what does he really think of cryptos?
Before leaving the dry, Gensler dropped a last spike: the crypto did not help Trump win. A paving stone in the pond which must not have pleased the fervent defenders of Bitcoin. It remains to be seen if he will still change speeches now that he has found his teacher costume.
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