PANews reported on October 30 that according to Bitcoin.com, despite the calls for the resignation of Gary Gensler, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and former President Trump's vow to remove him from office if re-elected, he still reiterated his regulatory approach. On Monday, at a fintech conference in Las Vegas, Gensler reiterated his commitment to continue to work on the SEC during his tenure. As the November 5 election approaches, he acknowledged the political pressure, especially from the cryptocurrency industry, and said: "Democracy has its consequences, but we will continue to do what we are good at at the SEC until the referee blows the whistle, as I said."
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