SEC Could Be Probed for Prometheum ‘Backroom Deal’
Congressman Ritchie Torres has submitted a formal request to scrutinize the controversial connection between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and cryptocurrency platform Prometheum, marking the latest move in...
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