Arizona-based advisor Richard Hoffman urged clients to invest with the "Michael Jordan of algorithmic cryptocurrency trading" but did not disclose the alleged Ponzi scheme agreed to give him up to $1.5 million in low-interest loans in return, according to the commission and other reports.
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