White House reviewing rule to permit crypto in 401(k) plans, reports say
Reports circulating on social media indicate that a final rule allowing 401(k) retirement accounts to hold cryptocurrency and Bitcoin investments has been sent to the White House for review.
A final regulatory rule that would allow 401(k) retirement plans to hold cryptocurrency has been submitted to the White House for review, according to a report from Bloomberg Law cited by market intelligence account Solid Intel on X.[3]
Additional social media posts echoed the development, with Crypto Rover reporting that the White House is assessing a measure permitting Americans to invest in Bitcoin and digital assets through their retirement accounts. Prediction market account Kalshi Crypto similarly reported that a new rule allowing crypto investments in 401(k) plans is currently under White House review.[1][2]
Key facts
- A final rule permitting 401(k) plans to hold cryptocurrency has been sent to the White House for review, per Bloomberg Law reported via Solid Intel.
- Crypto Rover reported that the White House is reviewing a rule allowing Americans to allocate Bitcoin and crypto within 401(k) retirement accounts.
- Kalshi Crypto separately posted that the White House is evaluating a new rule to allow crypto investments in 401(k) plans.
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Kalshi Crypto@Kalshi_CryptoPost on X 路
JUST IN: White House is reviewing a new rule to allow crypto investments in 401(k)
Open source - CR
Crypto Rover@cryptoroverPost on X 路
BREAKING: 馃嚭馃嚫 White House is reviewing a new rule allowing Americans to invest in Bitcoin & crypto through their 401(k) retirement accounts. THIS IS HUGE FOR CRYPTO ADOPTION! 馃殌 https://t.co/HQk8Cjz44i
Open source - SI
Solid Intel 馃摗@solidintel_xPost on X 路
INTEL: Final rule letting 401(k) plans hold crypto sent to White House for review | Per Bloomberg Law
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