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Tether appoints former White House Crypto Council head Bo Hines as US strategy advisor
Stablecoin market leader Tether has hired a Washington insider as the firm moves to establish a U.S. presence under President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto administration. Tether has named Bo Hines, formerly executive director of the White House Crypto Council, as a Strategic Advisor for Digital Assets and U.S. Strategy, signaling a fresh push into U.S. policy markets. A former college football standout, GOP congressional candidate, and Yale-trained attorney, Hines was appointed in December 2024 to support U.S. crypto policy formation under President Trump. As head of the Digital Assets Council, he was part of the ... (full story)
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