Bo Hines’ Firm Received $6.3M From Tether During His White House Tenure
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Stablecoin issuer's payments to a company connected to Hines ran alongside his tenure advising the Trump administration on digital assets. Tether, the issuer of the largest dollar-pegged stablecoin, paid millions of dollars to a firm associated with Bo Hines, reports from CryptoBriefing and crypto.news indicate. Hines held a crypto advisory role inside the Trump White House during the period the payments were made. Crypto.news put the total at $6.3 million, citing its own reporting on the arrangement. Bo Hines became a familiar name in Washington's digital asset circles after taking a position advising the administration on crypto policy.
Source: TheCoinrise
