Cryptocurrency has become increasingly popular in recent years, attracting attention from investors of all ages. While most Americans are familiar with Bitcoin and Ethereum, featuring these types of digital assets in retirement accounts is only just starting to gain traction, thanks to a recent executive order from President Donald Trump.
This executive order allows 401(k) retirement plans to include cryptocurrencies and other alternative assets, from private equity to real estate. It raises the question: Should you consider adding crypto to your 401(k) retirement portfolio?
Below, we’ll break down the details of this executive order and explore the potential benefits of featuring crypto in your 401(k). We’ll also highlight how Alden Investment Group can help you explore these emerging opportunities while mitigating risk.
Key Takeaways:
A recent executive order allows 401(k) investors to feature alternative assets, including actively managed crypto funds, in their retirement portfolios, expanding their opportunities for growth and diversification.
While crypto and other digital assets have the potential to deliver outsized returns, they’re also highly volatile and face ongoing regulatory uncertainty.
Experts suggest keeping crypto allocations small (1% to 5% of your portfolio) and tailoring exposure based on your retirement timeline and risk tolerance.$BTC
Working with a skilled financial advisor can help you integrate these assets into your 401(k) safely and strategically.