Gensler, whose tenure atop the agency has been marked by a legal crusade against what he argues is a largely noncompliant industry, suggested that digital assets businesses are among those seeking to “whittle away at the SEC’s disclosure regime,” which requires companies to register securities and provide information to investors about them.
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