Tether paid Bo Hines’ company while he was at White House, WSJ
Tether reportedly paid Nxum, a firm founded by Bo Hines, millions of dollars while he was in his role at the White House.
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Tether’s new USAT stablecoin led by Trump’s former advisor Bo Hines
Tether has announced a new US-based stablecoin called USAT that will be led by Bo Hines, President Trump’s former advisor on digital assets.
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