Bo Hines, director of the White House Crypto Council, steps down
Hines said he is leaving the crypto advisory group to rejoin the private sector but will continue to support the cryptocurrency industry.
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Hines said he is leaving the crypto advisory group to rejoin the private sector but will continue to support the cryptocurrency industry.
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