US President Joe Biden has responded to his opponent Donald Trump’s crypto-friendly attitude.
Carol House, A key official who advised and co-drafted U.S. President Joe Biden’s 2022 executive order on cryptocurrencies and digital assets has rejoined the administration.
House will play the role special advisor give White House National Security Council, focuses on critical infrastructure policy and cybersecurity.
He wrote: “I am honored to be called back to serve on critically important missions that shape the future of a safe and secure digital economy.”
His return coincides with President Biden’s efforts to strengthen his reputation in the cryptocurrency sector, especially in light of former President Donald Trump’s support for the digital asset industry.
Despite multiple requests for comment, both the House and the White House have remained silent on the specifics of his new role.
Before rejoining the White House, House served as “guest executive” at Terranet Ventures, a venture capital firm focused on cryptocurrency. House’s career also includes positions at the U.S. Commodity and Futures Trading Commission and the National Security Council.
Dave Grimaldi, vice president of the Blockchain Association, praised House. Grimaldi says: “He is a sharp professional with a pragmatic approach that will greatly benefit the Biden team.
At a 2024 conference, the House emphasized the international adoption of cryptocurrencies for various economic purposes, while emphasizing the need for additional sanctions in this area.
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