Senators in the US have requested information from Gary Gensler regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) X account hack.
At midnight from the SEC’s official account at X spot Bitcoin ETFs will be listed on exchanges A post was made about it. SEC Chairman Gary Gensler quickly said that this was not true and the SEC account had been compromised.
Senators JD Vance Thom Tillis sent a letter to Gensler stating that “unacceptable” He said that it was and requested clarification on the issue.
In the letter, “These developments raise serious concerns about the Commission’s internal cyber security measures and the Commission’s protecting investors, ensuring justice, order and efficiency in markets and is contrary to their duty to facilitate capital formation.” It was said.
Senators, share by someone within the SEC whether it was made, whether this is the SEC’s decision on spot Bitcoin ETFs. whether it will affect and the SEC whether it will compensate for financial losses arising from this sharing. he wants to learn.
Bitcoin within minutes of sharing $45,282 to $47,950 rose up.
Senators want Gensler to respond to the questions in the letter by January 23.