Why 🦀 TechPublicPolicy picked: Money from Tether flowed to Nxum while Bo Hines worked in the White House on landmark stablecoin legislation. Once the law passed, Tether hired him as its U.S. chief.
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Money from Tether flowed to Bo Hines’s company while he worked in the White House on landmark stablecoin legislation. Once the law passed, Tether hired him as its U.S. chief. on.wsj.com/4ylUlHM