
KEY POINTS
- Bo Hines also attempted to run for Congress in 2022 and received support from pro-crypto PACs
- Several prominent figures in the crypto space appear to know Hines, including MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor
- Other crypto users are concerned about the lack of information on Hines's direct involvement in the space
President-elect Donald Trump continues to name new appointees to his government, and on Sunday, he announced that Bo Hines will lead the Trump administration's "Crypto Council" that will be chaired by crypto czar David Sacks.