Caroline Crenshaw, with a reputation for her anti-crypto stance, will not serve another term as an SEC Commissioner. The Senate Banking Committee canceled the vote due to procedural conflicts, which was initially scheduled for December 18. The decision has opened doors for potential policy changes regarding cryptocurrency regulation.
Scheduled to reconvene on December 20, Congress’s next steps are highly anticipated in the crypto community. Many see this as an opportunity to reshape the regulatory landscape of cryptocurrencies in the United States. Crenshaw’s departure might signal a shift towards a potentially more crypto-friendly approach within the SEC.
