The SEC Office of Inspector General (OIG) has completed its report concerning William Hinman, former SEC Director of Corporation Finance, but has not yet released the findings. This report is significant due to allegations of potential conflicts of interest related to Hinman's 2018 statement that Ethereum should not be classified as a security. Pro-crypto advocates, including lawyer John Deaton, are urging the SEC to make the report public, citing ethical concerns over Hinman's actions during his tenure. The report's completion comes at a time when scrutiny of the SEC's handling of cryptocurrency regulations is intensifying, particularly in relation to the ongoing legal battles involving Ripple and other crypto entities. Calls for transparency are growing, with figures like Empower Oversight Leader Tristan Leavitt emphasizing the need for both former President Donald Trump and Senator Chuck Grassley to be informed about the contents of the report, which they believe the SEC is withholding.