Saving for retirement in bitcoin? A former Biden advisor says don’t

By cineramaMay 18, 2022Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin is failing proof of payment test. Since Boston-based retirement plan provider Fidelity announced last month that it would allow bitcoin investments in 401(k) accounts for 23,000 companies, there […]

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Saving for retirement in bitcoin? A former Biden advisor says don’t

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