Professor Tonya Evans from Dickinson School of Law at Pennsylvania State University reported to Golden Finance that during his campaign speech endorsing Bitcoin, US presidential candidate Donald Trump stated that if elected, he would fire Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Gary Gensler on his first day in office, and advocated for the federal government to hold Bitcoin. However, Evans emphasized that the promise to dismiss Gensler is facing complex legal obstacles. According to the US Constitution and relevant laws and regulations, dismissing high-level officials of government departments requires sufficient reasons, including but not limited to inefficiency, dereliction of duty, or misconduct. Although some political insiders and cryptocurrency industry representatives believe that Gensler's performance was less than satisfactory and consider his dismissal reasonable, the entire process may take months, even exceeding Gensler's five-year term. Therefore, unless Gensler chooses to resign on the first day, his departure is unlikely to be realized quickly.