Donald Trump has defined who will be the director of the 'Cryptocurrency Council'
'Bo Hines will be the executive director of the Presidential Advisory Council on Digital Assets (the Cryptocurrency Council)'.
These words, published by the elected president of the United States on his Truth Social network, confirm that the politician has already defined who will occupy that role.
Trump details, right there, that this Council will be 'a new advisory group composed of luminaries from the cryptocurrency industry and chaired by our 'crypto czar', David Sacks'.
And who is Bo Hines? He is a graduate of Yale University and Wake Forest University School of Law who, together with Sacks, will work 'to promote innovation and growth in the digital assets space,' explains Trump.
Sacks and Hines, according to the elected president, 'will create an environment where this industry can thrive and continue to be a pillar of technological advancement' in the United States.
This Presidential Advisory Council on Digital Assets will seek to facilitate Donald Trump in fulfilling his promises related to bitcoin (BTC) and the digital assets industry.
Trump has promised, among other things, to create a strategic national reserve in bitcoin and promote regulations that favor cryptocurrency mining.
