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401k crypto access advances as Labor Dept sends plan to White House

reports the US Labor Department has sent its proposal to allow crypto inclusion in 401k retirement plans to the White House for review. These plans reportedly held $10.1 trillion as of 2025 records across roughly 70 million active participants, per

. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are pushing to scrap the rule over retirement-savings risk concerns.

Retirement-plan access is one of the largest potential pipes for traditional capital into digital assets — if the rule survives review and political pushback. Opposition from Warren and Sanders shows the policy path is contested, not finished.

A durable 401k pathway could deepen institutional and retail demand for Bitcoin and other listed crypto products over a long horizon. Scraping the rule would leave that pipe closed. Treat scale figures as attributed reporting, not as a guaranteed inflow.

Not a PulseChain protocol event. Secondary-chain risk appetite still gates on local bridge and Whale Watch prints. Broader crypto access rules can change the weather; they do not invent local catalysts.

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