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Two US Senators Pen Letter to Fidelity CEO Detailing Concerns With Proposed Bitcoin 401(k) Fuafuaga Litaea
Two members of the US Senate are writing a letter to financial services giant Fidelity presenting issues with the firm’s new plans to offer Bitcoin (BTC) as an option for 401(k) retirement plans.
i se tusi tusi i le Pule Sili o le Fidelity Abigail Johnson, Senators Elizabeth Warren o Massachusetts ma Tina Smith o Minnesota faaalia masalosaloga e uiga i le faalapotopotoga blue-chip e mafai ai e tagata taitoatasi ona aofia ai le BTC i a latou tupe litaea.
Fai mai le Senators o le aseta pito i luga o le crypto e ala i le tala faʻasolopito o le faʻaogaina o maketi o se popolega sili.
“Investing in cryptocurrencies is a risky and speculative gamble, and we are concerned that Fidelity would take these risks with millions of Americans’ retirement savings. Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency your company has deemed sound enough for your customers’ retirement savings accounts, has a particularly volatile history.
After reaching a high of nearly $69,000 last November, the value of Bitcoin dropped down to $33,000 just over two months later.”
Fai mai foi Warren ma Smith o le taulaga Faamaoni Bitcoin e mafai ona fa'atupu fete'ena'iga o tului e pei ona faia muamua e le kamupani tupe eliina BTC.
“We are also concerned about Fidelity’s potential conflicts of interest and the extent to which they may have affected the decision to offer Bitcoin. In 2017, you announced that Fidelity had been [successfully] mining cryptocurrency…
Now, Fidelity has become ‘the first to offer employers exposure to Bitcoin for the core lineup of 401(k)s.
Despite a lack of demand for this option – only 2% of employers expressed interest in adding cryptocurrency to their 401(k) menu – Fidelity has decided to move full speed ahead with supporting Bitcoin investments.”
O le mea mulimuli, o loʻo manaʻomia e le Fono Aoao ia iloa pe aisea na le amanaʻia ai e le Fidelity le US Department of Labor (DOL) talu ai nei o loʻo i ai o latou 'popolega ogaoga' i fuafuaga e tuʻufaʻatasia le BTC i le 401 (k) s faʻapea foʻi ma le auala e fuafua ai le kamupani e taulimaina mataupu e ono tupu. o le taufaasese o le crypto ia Me 18th.
“Why did Fidelity ignore [the] DOL [and] what risks does Fidelity assess that Bitcoin presents to its customers?”
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