Former SEC director Hinman made millions from a pro-Ethereum firm during tenure
A whistleblower has asked the SEC to investigate a former director, William Hinman, and his financial ties to a pro-Ethereum entity.
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Ripple investors sue former SEC execs Hinman and Clayton over conflict of interest
Emails obtained in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request suggest that former SEC Director William Hinman had a conflict of interest.
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