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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) faces intense scrutiny over its handling of the <a href="https://news.todayq.com/crypto-firm-debt-box-faces-sec-lawsuit-for-50-million-fraudulent-scheme/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">DEBT Box case</a>. However, questions are making rounds about the future of SEC Chair Gary Gensler. The DEBT Box crypto case has now become a focal point of criticism for the commission. Top officials are taking charge of the SEC accusing the cryptocurrency company of an extensive fraudulent securities offering. US SEC making fumbles? 
According to reports, the US SEC secured a temporary restraining order and freezing DEBT Box’s assets. The commission faced setbacks when a federal judge reversed the decision in late November 2023. The judge expressed concerns about the watchdog’s “materially false and misleading representations”.
This led to a further controversy. In December where the SEC acknowledged inaccuracies in statements made by its attorneys during a July hearing, leading to a motion to dismiss the case last week.
The latest development suggests that Several Senate Republicans showed strong condemnation of the SEC’s conduct in a letter to Chair Gary Gensler.&nbsp;
The list of Senate includes the names of JD Vance, Thom Tillis, Bill Hagerty, Cynthia Lummis, and Katie Britt. They described the agency’s actions as “unethical and unprofessional”. However, the Senate raised doubts about the integrity of other enforcement cases.
The letter stated, “It is difficult to maintain confidence that other cases are not predicated upon dubious evidence, obfuscations, or outright misrepresentations.”
At the same time, reports had emerged in the market asking a notable inquiry whether Gensler would step down if former President Donald Trump returns to office. Traditionally, SEC Chairs resign when a new president from the opposing party takes office but Gensler’s potential aspirations could add complexity to the situation. What’s up by BTC? 
Amid the controversial crypto stance taken by the US SEC, Bitcoin’s massive rally crossed $46,000 early Friday trading session. The surge comes as East Asia celebrates the Chinese New Year, a period historically associated with gains for digital assets.&nbsp;
10X Research predicts Bitcoin could rise to $48,000 in the coming days. It cited historical performance during the Chinese New Year and cultural sentiments among crypto traders.
As the SEC faces criticism, the implications for enforcement transparency come into focus. The outcome of the DEBT Box crypto case raises important questions about the commission’s operations.
Bitcoin, the biggest crypto price, jumped by more than 4% in the last 24 hours. BTC is trading at an average price of $46,393, at the press time.
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Bitcoin predicted to reach $48k as SEC grapples with DEBT Box fallout

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