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Altcoins in 401(k)s? The US Labor Dept just sent a rule to the White House that opens the door for crypto in retirement plans. From getting mocked online to getting bought on…

Lark Davis
Published: 2026-11-07 01:41 UTC
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Altcoins in 401(k)s? The US Labor Dept just sent a rule to the White House that opens the door for crypto in retirement plans. From getting mocked online to getting bought on direct deposit. We wer…

Altcoins in 401(k)s? The US Labor Dept just sent a rule to the White House that opens the door for crypto in retirement plans. From getting mocked online to getting bought on direct deposit. We were not degens, we were early. (Except for Litecoin, obviously. Friends don't let friends buy LTC.)

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