White House Tech Advisor Tim Wu Keeps at Least $1 Million in Bitcoin
Tim Wu, top advisor to the Biden administration on technology and competition policy, holds more than $1 million in cryptocurrency, shows a recently filed financial disclosure. The antitrust expert, who is known as a prominent big tech critic, has in the past questioned the value of bitcoin. Top Biden Advisor Tim Wu Is a Bitcoin Millionaire U.S. President Joe Biden’s tech advisor, Tim Wu, is a millionaire in bitcoin, Politico wrote in article this week, quoting his personal financial disclosure. The declaration has been provided to the publication by the Brown Institute for Media....
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Tim Wu, a proponent of net neutrality serving the White House, has disclosed that he owns $1 million to $5 million in bitcoin.
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A former senior White House advisor has become the latest authority to speak out in favor of Bitcoin and blockchain technology. Brian Forde, previously active for the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, told Forbes in an interview that digital currencies “have immense potential to improve human welfare,” particularly as regards banking and security. “[B]ecause [they are] an open-source protocol for innovation, a wide range of services and products can be built by entrepreneurs and non-profits on top of it,” he explained. “If you think bitcoin is just for money transfer,....