The Daily discusses Trump's tariffs impact on crypto IPOs and Bo Hines' White House plans.
Gold profits may sustain the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Trump crypto chief suggests using gold certificates.
Bo Hines discusses the US Bitcoin reserve and potential future BTC purchases.
The US's bipartisan focus on stablecoin regulation aims to ensure the dollar's global dominance, while experts predict a looming recession that could impact crypto markets.
Trump administration considers expanding its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve with cost-effective strategies to reshape U.S. crypto policy.
The U.S. government is exploring budget-neutral strategies to increase its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, using gains from gold certificates, as suggested by Bo Hines, head of the White House's crypto council.
US lawmakers are progressing towards stablecoin and market structure legislation by August, according to the Blockchain Association CEO Kristin Smith at Blockworks' Digital Asset Summit.
The U.S. government plans to build a Bitcoin Reserve without using taxpayer funds, as explained by Bo Hines. They aim to acquire "as much Bitcoin as possible."
US President Donald Trump's Executive Director on Digital Assets, Bo Hines, announces plans to acquire 'as much Bitcoin as we can get,' likening Bitcoin to gold.
The US government is set to introduce new stablecoin regulations, signaling a shift in digital asset oversight.
Bo Hines, Executive Director of the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets, predicts stablecoin legislation in the US within two months.
Bo Hines supports the White House in accumulating Bitcoin reserves.
The US stablecoin bill is expected to be finalized within two months, marking a significant step for maintaining the dollar's dominance in digital finances.
Bo Hines predicts a stablecoin bill could reach President Trump's desk within two months.
Bo Hines discusses the potential for a new White House cryptocurrency summit.
Bo Hines discusses the progress and future of cryptocurrency regulations.
Bo Hines emphasizes regulatory efforts following a cryptocurrency summit connecting officials and industry leaders.
Bo Hines outlines a strategic shift in the White House's approach to cryptocurrency, hinting at future small-scale summits to engage with financial markets.
Bo Hines reveals the U.S. government's plan to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to enhance economic resilience.
President Trump to lead a groundbreaking crypto summit at the White House on March 7, signifying a pivotal shift in U.S. digital asset policy.
The White House Crypto Summit on March 7 aims to revamp US crypto regulations, with key figures from the industry and government participating.
The White House, led by former President Donald Trump, to host its first-ever Crypto Summit on March 7, featuring CEOs, investors, and members of the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets.
Trump signs executive order for a digital asset initiative, forming a Presidential Working Group led by David Sacks and Bo Hines. The order, preventing federal CBDC development, aims to protect rights in crypto transactions and mining.
Crypto whales are eyeing top altcoins, sparking interest for potential gains. With changes on the horizon, Donald Trump appoints Bo Hines at the U.S. Crypto Council, signaling a major crypto push by 2025.
Bo Hines, once a college football player and GOP House hopeful, is now leading Trump's Crypto Council as Executive Director. He'll team up with AI guru David Sacks. Big moves in the digital asset world!
Donald Trump appoints former football star Bo Hines as the head of his new Crypto Council.
Bo Hines joins Trump's team to boost the U.S. crypto stance.
Trump taps Bo Hines for Crypto Council chief and appoints Stephan Miran as pro-crypto economic advisor head.
Trump picks Bo Hines, ex-footballer and political candidate, to head a new Crypto Council aimed at boosting the digital assets sector.
Donald Trump taps Bo Hines to spearhead a U.S. push for crypto dominance. Hines, a former Republican candidate, will lead the "Crypto Council," aiming to reshape America's crypto landscape.
Trump appoints Bo Hines to lead crypto council; signals possible change in US crypto policy.
Donald Trump taps Bo Hines, ex-Congress hopeful, to lead his Digital Assets Council. With industry veteran David Sacks on board, Trump's team aims for a balanced crypto innovation and regulation strategy.
