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On July 29, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) witnessed voting on 13 matters, all of which were related to crypto funds.
Out of the four commissioners at the federal regulatory body, three voted in favor and one voted against all the 13 matters.
Noticeably, those voting in favor—Chair Paul Atkins, Commissioners Hester Peirce, and Mark Uyeda—belong to the Republican Party, and Caroline Crenshaw—the lone member who voted against—belongs to the Democratic Party.
As it is well-known that the Donald Trump administration is pursuing a pro-crypto policy as compared to the Joe Biden administration, it might be tempting to take a close look at Crenshaw's voting patterns.
The votes on July 29 were concerned with amendments...