The Trump administration's cryptocurrency advisory committee has appointed former football player Bo Hines, 29, as its chairman.

President-elect Donald Trump has appointed former college football player and 2022 congressional candidate Bo Hines as chairman of his cryptocurrency advisory committee.
On the 22nd (local time), President-elect Trump announced that he would be taking over the management of his social media platform, TruthSocial.
In a statement published on Reuters Social, Bo Hines announced that he would be chairing the Cryptocurrency Advisory Committee. The Trump administration's Cryptocurrency Advisory Committee recently
The new role will be led by David Sacks, who has been nominated as head of artificial intelligence. Trump said, "In his new role, Bo will work closely with David to develop and grow the cryptocurrency space."
"We will foster innovation and growth while helping ensure industry leaders have the resources they need to succeed," said Beau Hines, who is running for U.S. House of Representatives representative from North Carolina in 2022.
He ran as the Republican candidate for Congress but was narrowly defeated by Democrat Wiley Nickel.