White House Digital Asset Advisor Patrick Witt Takes Leave from July 27 for Military Training

According to Crypto In America, Patrick Witt, the White House's chief digital asset advisor, will take leave starting July 27 to participate in mandatory U.S. Army Reserve training in Georgia for several months. Witt previously postponed the training once in April to focus on negotiations over the Clarity Act, a key cryptocurrency regulatory bill. His departure comes at a critical juncture as the Republican-controlled Senate aims to advance the bill before its August recess. Deputy director Harry Jung will serve as acting head during Witt's absence.
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