The most closely watched hiring contest in crypto has a winner. Former senior White House official Bo Hines, whose departure this month led to a flurry of private sector job offers, is joining the stablecoin firm Tether to help lead the company’s expansion into the U.S., a spokesperson confirmed.
Tether, whose headquarters is in El Salvador, is the world’s biggest stablecoin issuer, and its flagship USDT currently boasts a market cap of roughly $167 billion.
