Isn't it true that no one knows that Gary Gensler, the current chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), worked as a subordinate of SBF's father at MIT? The chairman was exposed by Congressman Tom Emmer. The effort to collect information on crypto companies was not targeted, intentional, or explicit; instead, the SEC’s requests were haphazard and unfocused. To put it bluntly, it is an invalid collection. Lawmakers also stressed that Gary Gensler must testify before Congress and answer questions about the costs of his regulatory failures. The incident began to unfold slowly, and curly-haired fathers were investigated. People who still own curly-haired dummies should pay attention.