2026-01-13 19:28:30

The US political stance on the inclusion of crypto assets in the pension system remains divided. Senator Elizabeth Warren recently publicly criticized the Trump administration's new policy—integrating cryptocurrencies into 401(k) pension accounts. She believes this move poses significant risk hazards and could threaten the retirement savings security of ordinary investors. The 401(k), as a mainstream employer-sponsored pension plan in the US, has long been a focus of attention regarding the expansion of its investment scope. This debate over traditional financial instruments versus emerging digital assets reflects ongoing regulatory concerns about risk management in cryptocurrencies.

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AirdropHunter420

· 01-16 18:21

Warren is rambling again, really, every time it's all about risk risk, the same old story.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-16 17:10

Warren is once again worrying unnecessarily. Our crypto circle has long been accustomed to risks. Why can't pension funds allocate some BTC... --- 401k into crypto? This matter indeed requires caution. Grandpa and grandma's retirement money can't afford to lose. --- A typical traditional financial gatekeeper mindset, just afraid of losing influence. --- Honestly, letting ordinary retired seniors play with coins is indeed a bit risky. --- What is Warren's big objection? Diversified allocation should be standard. --- Risk is risk, but the problem is if you don't allocate now, who will compensate for regret in ten years? --- Turning pension funds into a casino, I think Warren's concerns are not without reason. --- Can we stop always using ordinary people as experiments...

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RuntimeError

· 01-16 04:50

Warren is rambling again. Are we here to protect the elderly or to protect traditional finance?

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FlashLoanPrince

· 01-13 19:55

Warren is back to rallying again; this old tune really never gets old.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-13 19:43

Warren is again opposing crypto in 401k... It's the same old story. Why can't this old lady just accept that we are making money?

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-13 19:35

How many times have we heard Warren say this? It's always "risk hazards" and "security threats," but what about the data? If the supply line at 401(k) is cut off, retail investors will be the real cannon fodder.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 01-13 19:32

Warren is starting to stir again haha, really considers himself the guardian of retirement funds, BTC has already doubled several times and he's still spreading alarmist warnings... --- 401k accepting cryptocurrencies? Now traditional finance must be panicking, but I've already gone all in. --- Americans are arguing over there, but we've been playing here for a while, the gap is getting bigger and bigger. --- She mentioned risk and I just laughed, compared to inflation risk, how could the crypto world be worse... --- If this policy really passes, how many aunties and uncles will miss this train. --- Warren always likes to clash with the crypto world, he'll bow before us sooner or later. --- NGL, the cryptoization of pensions is bound to happen sooner or later, opposing it now is just pointless.

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OvertimeSquid

· 01-13 19:31

Warren is opposing again, same old story. Traditional finance stuff should have been changed long ago.

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