With his assignment extension approved, White House cryptocurrency advisor Patrick Witt will remain in Washington to push for the passage of the Clarity Act
Svmuu News: Patrick Witt, the White House’s crypto advisor, said that his National Guard training assignment has been extended, and he will remain in Washington to push for the passage of the Clarity Act. Earlier reports had indicated that he would step down before the Senate vote, but that information has now been reversed.
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