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Bo hines, chief of the White House crypto council, moves


Bo Hines, the executive director of the cryptography council of the White House of the US President Donald Trump, announced that he is moving on Saturday.

Hines, who was appointed by the president To direct the advisory group in December 2024, he said that he withdrew to join the private sector and thanked the cryptographic community for its “unshakable” support. He wrote SATURDAY:

“Serving in the administration of President Trump and working alongside our brilliant Czar AI and Crypto, David Sacks, as executive director of the White House Crypto Council, was the honor of a life. Together, we positioned America as the capital of the cryptographic world. ”

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Source: Bo hines

Although a successor has not yet been appointed, the independent crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett said Hines deputy director Patrick Witt will probably be appointed to this position.

The White House Crypto Council has published a complete report proposing a Regulatory action plan For digital assets in the United States in July. Although the advisory group has played a decisive role in buying political efforts, criticisms say that the council Subdisposed on the BTC Strategic Reserve.

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Bo Hines, illustrated on the left of American President Donald Trump, who is in the center, following the publication of the crypto report of the Advisory Group. Source: Bo hines

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Hines pleaded for the accumulation of BTC through neutral budgetary strategies

President Trump signed a decree Establish a Bitcoin strategic reserve And a stock of national crypto in January. However, the order has limited the way the government could acquire an additional BTC.

The executive order Prohibited for the federal government from selling one of the accumulated BTCs of the US government and orders the Treasury Department and the Commerce Department to find “budget neutral” strategies to accumulate more digital currency.