Former White House crypto committee executive director Bo Hines has resigned after nearly seven months in the role. He revealed receiving over 50 job offers, with five particularly promising prospects within the cryptocurrency sector, and currently has no plans to return to politics. Notably, Hines spearheaded several key achievements during his tenure, including the signing of a stablecoin bill and various blockchain-related executive orders. However, he acknowledges the ongoing debate in Congress regarding comprehensive legislation that will establish more regulatory guidelines for the cryptocurrency market. While refraining from commenting on the likelihood of the bill’s passage, Hines expressed confidence it will be achieved. Patrick Witt, Hines’ former deputy at the White House, now assumes his responsibilities.