Amanda Fisher, former Chief of Staff to former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, sharply criticized the SEC's agreement with Tron (TRX) and cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun. Fisher argued that although the SEC had strong evidence against Sun and crypto companies, the settlement turned out to be much softer than expected. According to Fisher, given the scale and seriousness of the fraud allegations against Sun, the agreement was essentially "an attempt to save face and rescue the company." Fisher stated that the presiding judge should not have approved this settlement and called on the U.S. Congress to launch an investigation into the SEC's decision-making process. According to Fisher, this move by the agency raises serious questions about the regulator's practices in the crypto sector.