Looks like the Supreme Court's leaning towards backing Trump on that whole FTC commissioner firing situation. The justices seem inclined to give the executive branch more flexibility when it comes to removing agency heads. This could reshape how independent regulatory bodies operate going forward—especially ones that oversee financial markets and emerging tech sectors. Worth watching how this plays out, since it might set a precedent for how much control future administrations have over watchdog agencies.
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SoliditySlayer
· 12-10 16:04
NGL, this time the executive power is going to expand again... Is the watchdog being emasculated?
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RegenRestorer
· 12-10 08:38
NGL Now the SEC and FCC are going to be trapped, how much independence is left of the regulator...
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IfIWereOnChain
· 12-09 01:01
ngl, this further centralizes power. Can regulatory agencies still operate independently?
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BTCWaveRider
· 12-09 00:58
Alright, now the regulators are really going to be messed with. Centralized power... how is the crypto market supposed to survive?
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GasWhisperer
· 12-09 00:46
so if SCOTUS greenlights this... SEC's gonna be running on executive whim now? that's some serious network congestion in the regulatory mempool, fees about to spike unpredictably ngl
Looks like the Supreme Court's leaning towards backing Trump on that whole FTC commissioner firing situation. The justices seem inclined to give the executive branch more flexibility when it comes to removing agency heads. This could reshape how independent regulatory bodies operate going forward—especially ones that oversee financial markets and emerging tech sectors. Worth watching how this plays out, since it might set a precedent for how much control future administrations have over watchdog agencies.