Teresa Goody Guillen, the potential next Securities and Exchange Commission Chair has highlighted the major changes coming into the agency under Trump’s presidency. Guillen shared her enthusiasm for making “SEC great again!

Teresa Goody Guillén, a veteran of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, is among the candidates president-elect Donald Trump is considering to lead the agency, people familiar with the situation said.

Teresa Goody Guillén is being considered by Trump for SEC Chair, with strong support from the crypto industry for her experience.

Teresa Goody Guillén, a blockchain advocate with deep regulatory roots, is reportedly Donald Trump’s top pick to lead his U.S. Securities and Exchange

Chair Gary Gensler will step down from his position this January ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's reentry into the White House. Gensler's departure comes as bitcoin (BTC-USD) nears $100,000, with crypto investors hoping the new SEC chair will be more favorable to crypto.

The US President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly considering Teresa Goody Guillen for the position of the SEC chair. The crypto community accepts Guillen as she’s pro-crypto and has SEC experience. The SEC’s current boss, Gary Gensler, hints at potential resignation soon.

A pro-crypto lawyer has reportedly joined the list of Donald Trump's potential picks to lead the SEC as some industry leaders recommend some prominent and beloved crypto figures to replace Gary Gensler.

President-elect Donald Trump, who campaigned as a supporter of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is considering blockchain lawyer Teresa Goody Guillen as the next Securities and Exchange Commission chair, Coindesk reported, citing sources familiar.