In a current convention, Gary Gensler, the chairman of the US Securities and Change Fee (SEC), acknowledged that Bitcoin shouldn’t be a safety. Nevertheless, he refused to categorise it as a commodity, leaving it in a regulatory grey space. Gensler defined that whereas Bitcoin has some traits of a commodity, equivalent to being a retailer of worth, it additionally has options of a foreign money and a fee system. In consequence, he believes it doesn’t match neatly into current regulatory frameworks. This assertion comes because the SEC continues to grapple with methods to regulate the cryptocurrency market.