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- US legislators urge the dry to clarify its regulatory approach to President Trump’s decree which allows access to crypto in retirement plans 401 (K).
- The order, signed in August 2025, orders the Ministry of Labor to extend eligibility for alternative assets, such as cryptocurrencies, in retirement accounts sponsored by the employer.
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American legislators today called on the Securities and Exchange Commission to provide advice on the executive order of President Donald Trump, expanding access to cryptography in retirement plans 401 (K).
The Bipartite of Legislators group has requested clarity on how the SEC will supervise the integration of digital assets into the retirement accounts sponsored by the employer following the Trump directive.
Trump’s decree, signed in August 2025, asks the Ministry of Labor to expand access to alternative assets, including cryptocurrencies in plans 401 (K).
The directive could potentially unlock access to thousands of billion pension funds for digital investments. The US system 401 (K) manages more than 9 billions of dollars in assets in 2025.
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