Trump’s former top crypto adviser faces scrutiny over allegations his firm accepted millions from Tether while he shaped key stablecoin law

A finance story from the U.S., reported by Fortune.

Finance · the U.S. · October 15, 2026

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Bo Hines kept a one-third stake in his consulting firm, Nxum, during the legislative push, then left the White House to lead Tether’s U.S. division.

Reported by Fortune, October 15, 2026. Read the full story at Fortune →

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