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That’s a massive development if it holds up — an executive order like that would mark the first real bridge between traditional U.S. retirement structures and digital assets.

If 401(k) providers can directly allocate to crypto, it means we’ll likely see:

1️⃣ Traditional custodians (like Fidelity, Vanguard, and BlackRock) rushing to launch crypto-compliant retirement products — such as Bitcoin and Ethereum index options or tokenized ETFs.

2️⃣ Broker-dealers and fund managers reworking risk models to include digital asset exposure while ensuring compliance with ERISA and IRS regulations.

3️⃣ Financial advisors adapting to client demand — offering hybrid portfolios mixing equities, bonds, and top-tier crypto assets for diversification and inflation hedging.

As for allocation, personally (and hypothetically speaking), a small portion — say 3–5% — could make sense for long-term growth, especially in a diversified crypto basket rather than a single asset. The volatility is high, but so is the asymmetric upside.

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