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Rule expanding 401(k) access to crypto moves to final White House review

Crypto 401(k) rule heads to the White House as Bitcoin drops to $75K, Russia opens retail trading, and Warren eyes Senate Banking chair.

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Updated 1:24 p.m. ET

Crypto is crashing into the walls of traditional finance from every direction at once.

Governments that once ignored digital assets are now writing them into retirement law and banking rules.

Meanwhile, markets are bleeding, with billions wiped across stocks and crypto alike.

The tension between adoption and regulation has never been sharper.

Rule expanding 401(k) access to crypto moves to final White House review

A proposed rule letting Americans hold crypto in their 401(k) plans just hit the president's desk.

The move traces back to a 2025 executive order, and clears the last major bureaucratic hurdle before becoming policy.

If finalized, tens of millions of retirement savers could soon allocate a slice of their nest egg to digital assets.

Get the full story →

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Prospects of a Democratic Congress added pressure, with analysts warning crypto legislation could stall.

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Russia's central bank greenlights Bitcoin, Ether and USDT trading for retail investors

Starting November 17, ordinary Russians can buy BTC, ETH and USDT through regulated exchanges.

The Bank of Russia directive lets non-qualified investors access approved crypto assets for the first time.

One of the world's largest economies just turned its retail population into potential crypto buyers.

Read the full breakdown →

Elizabeth Warren set to chair Senate Banking Committee, putting crypto in her crosshairs

Senator Elizabeth Warren is on track to lead the Senate Banking Committee when the new Congress convenes in January.

She would replace Republican Tim Scott, shifting the panel's tone sharply toward tighter oversight of Wall Street and digital assets.

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Read the full breakdown →

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Rule expanding 401(k) access to crypto moves to final White House review

Crypto 401(k) rule heads to the White House as Bitcoin drops to $75K, Russia opens retail trading, and Warren eyes Senate Banking chair.

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Crypto is crashing into the walls of traditional finance from every direction at once.

Governments that once ignored digital assets are now writing them into retirement law and banking rules.

Meanwhile, markets are bleeding, with billions wiped across stocks and crypto alike.

The tension between adoption and regulation has never been sharper.

Rule expanding 401(k) access to crypto moves to final White House review

A proposed rule letting Americans hold crypto in their 401(k) plans just hit the president's desk.

The move traces back to a 2025 executive order, and clears the last major bureaucratic hurdle before becoming policy.

If finalized, tens of millions of retirement savers could soon allocate a slice of their nest egg to digital assets.

Get the full story →

Markets

Broad selloff drags crypto lower as Treasury yields climb on hot jobs data

October's blowout jobs report sent the 10-year Treasury yield higher, rattling risk assets everywhere.

The S&P 500 shed $4 trillion while over $210M in crypto longs were liquidated in just 30 minutes.

Prospects of a Democratic Congress added pressure, with analysts warning crypto legislation could stall.

BTC slipped below $76K, ETH fell near $2,200, SOL dropped below $91, and XRP sank toward $1.18.

Keep reading →

Russia's central bank greenlights Bitcoin, Ether and USDT trading for retail investors

Starting November 17, ordinary Russians can buy BTC, ETH and USDT through regulated exchanges.

The Bank of Russia directive lets non-qualified investors access approved crypto assets for the first time.

One of the world's largest economies just turned its retail population into potential crypto buyers.

Read the full breakdown →

Elizabeth Warren set to chair Senate Banking Committee, putting crypto in her crosshairs

Senator Elizabeth Warren is on track to lead the Senate Banking Committee when the new Congress convenes in January.

She would replace Republican Tim Scott, shifting the panel's tone sharply toward tighter oversight of Wall Street and digital assets.

Crypto firms lobbying for friendlier legislation in Washington may need to recalibrate their timelines.

Read the full breakdown →

On Our Radar

Wallet or exchange: Picking your crypto storage comes with real tradeoffs to consider.*

The reality check: OpenAI's funding round shrinks to $20B as investors get cold feet.

Speed over substance: Base slashed block times by 90 percent to juice transaction throughput.

*sponsored

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Solana’s Price Crashed. Its Network Didn’t.

Wallets are returning, stablecoin supply is rising and institutional money is still flowing in. Our free guide explains why we’re accumulating SOL now, plus the key metrics and risks to watch.

Get Free Guide

Meme of the Day

That’s a wrap.

Estéfano

Token Metrics Daily PulseDaily crypto news and analysis on what matters
The Defiant NewsletterSubscribe for free to the highest signal-to-noise newsletter in crypto. Read what matters, skip the rest. Join 100k crypto-natives to what the NYT calls "an industry must-read."