When Sen. Cythia Lummis was first sworn in to the United States Senate in 2021, she was the first owner of cryptocurrency in the Senate’s history.
Now she is the first-ever Senate chair of the newly formed subcommittee on digital assets as President Donald Trump vowed to be the ‘crypto president.’
The dramatic shift on crypto demonstrates just how much can change in four years, especially with a new president.
‘It’s fabulous,’ Lummis told the Daily Mail. ‘The Biden administration had done everything it could to snuff out digital assets.’
Shortly after taking office, Trump established a Council of Advisers for Digital Assets and appointed David Sacks as his ‘Crypto Czar.’
Lummis said she had met with Trump’s cryptocurrency czar David Sacks…
