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Ex-Trump crypto adviser profited after helping pass stablecoin bill: WSJ
The Wall Street Journal reported that a company co-founded by Bo Hines benefited from the passage of the GENIUS stablecoin bill.
Also covered by 5 outlets
- Crypto Briefing ↗Tether paid millions to Bo Hines’ firm while he worked at the White House
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- Unchained ↗Tether Payments Reportedly Traced to Bo Hines’ Firm Through a Marketing Middleman
- The Defiant ↗Tether Routed Payments to Hines's Firm During White House Tenure, WSJ Reports
- Protos ↗Tether paid Bo Hines’ company while he was at White House, WSJ
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