Trump just named Bo Hines, ex-college footballer and pro-crypto advocate, as Executive Director of his new Crypto Council. Hines, along with AI czar David Sacks, will drive crypto growth in the U.S. Backed by pro-crypto PACs, this move shows Trump’s big push to make America the crypto capital.
Big moves in the crypto world! Trump just announced Bo Hines—yep, the ex-college football player and 2022 Republican candidate—as the new Executive Director of the Crypto Council. This squad, officially called the Presidential Council of Advisers for Digital Assets, is all about making the U.S. the ultimate crypto hub.
Hines is no rookie in the crypto game. Back in time about two years ago, his campaign got a boost from pro-crypto PACs, including funds tied to FTX’s Ryan Salame (yeah, the dude caught up in that political donations drama). Even though Hines narrowly lost his North Carolina House race, his pro-crypto stance clearly caught Trump’s eye.
He’s teaming up with David Sacks, Trump’s AI and crypto czar, to bring some serious innovation vibes. Sacks is known for making waves in tech, so expect some big brain energy here. Oh, and let’s not forget Sriram Krishnan (ex-Andreessen Horowitz guy) also joined in as the senior AI policy adviser.
Trump’s making it absolutely clear: he’s going all-in on crypto. With promises to turn the U.S. into a global crypto powerhouse, this is just the start of his digital asset domination plans. Buckle up, crypto fam—it’s about to get wild!
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