The Biden administration has reappointed Carol House as a special advisor for cybersecurity and critical infrastructure policy, indicating a potential shift in its cryptocurrency strategy.
During her tenure as the National Security Council’s cybersecurity and digital innovation director from 2021 to 2022, House played a key role in shaping the executive orders of President Biden regarding digital assets and the regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies.
On XNUMX, 2024, House announced her return to government service as a special advisor to the White House National Security Council. This return suggests that the Biden administration’s stance on cryptocurrency regulation may shift towards a more proactive and less confrontational approach.
House’s resurgence could mark a crucial shift in U.S. cryptocurrency policy. With her expertise and the growing importance of digital assets in politics, the government’s attitude towards cryptocurrencies may become more proactive and supportive as the election approaches.
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As the 2024 presidential election approaches, this development holds particular significance.
Cryptocurrency is becoming a central issue in the upcoming 2024 U.S. election, with President Biden scheduled to debate the Republican candidate, former President Trump, on XNUMX. While it is not yet certain whether the cryptocurrency issue will dominate the discussion, its growing importance in political discourse is evident.
