“Bo Hines will be the executive director of the President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets (the Cryptocurrency Council).” Those words, published by the president-elect of the United States on his Truth Social network, confirm that the politician has already defined who will occupy that role.
Trump details, there, that this Council will be “a new advisory group composed of luminaries of the cryptocurrency industry and chaired by our ‘cryptocurrency czar,’ David Sacks.”
Post by Donald Trump on Truth Social. Source: Truth Social – Screenshot by CriptoNoticias.
And who is Bo Hines? He is a graduate of Yale University and Wake Forest University School of Law who, along with Sacks, will work “to foster innovation and growth in the digital asset space,” explains Trump.
Sacks and Hinesaccording to the president-elect, “they will create an environment where this industry can thrive and continue to be a pillar of technological advancement” of the United States.
Bo Hines (photo) will lead this new agency of the US Government. Source: Bo Hines – X.
After this designation was made official, Hines thanked to Trump for the new role he will occupy:
«Thank you, Mr. President! I will be honored to serve in your next administration. Thank you for everything you have done and continue to do for our country. “I am delighted to be working alongside the brilliant David Sacks to ensure this industry thrives and remains a cornerstone of our nation’s technological advancement.”
Bo Hines, future director of the United States Cryptocurrency Council.
This Presidential Council of Advisors for Digital Assets will seek make it easier for Donald Trump to fulfill his promises related toBitcoin/” target=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”> bitcoin (BTC) and the digital asset industry.
As CriptoNoticias has reported, Trump has promisedamong other things, create a strategic national reserve in bitcoin and promote regulations that favor cryptocurrency Mining.
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