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Democratic Senators Push Fidelity to Stop Bitcoin 401k

Fidelity Must Reconsider Bitcoin Exposure in 401(k)s: Senators

Fidelity should reconsider its retail clients' exposure to bitcoin in their retirement accounts in light of the FTX collapse, said three Democratic senators in a letter on

The American Senators

The American senators – Elizabeth Warren, Tina Smith, and Richard Durbin – advised Fidelity Investments to reconsider its decision to allow investors to add bitcoin to

Fidelity asked to reconsider its Bitcoin 401(k) product by US Senators

US Lawmakers ‘Strongly Urge’ Fidelity to Reconsider its Bitcoin

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US senators urge Fidelity to reconsider its Bitcoin offerings after

Lawmakers Urge Fidelity to Drop Bitcoin Retirement Plan After

U.S. senators sent a letter to Fidelity Investments CEO Abigail Johnson asking the company to reconsider its BTC 401(k) investment plans. They claim that the crypto

Three Democratic Senators Urged Fidelity

US Lawmakers 'Strongly Urge' Fidelity to Reconsider its Bitcoin

Three Democratic senators urged Fidelity Investments to reconsider its decision allowing 401 (k) plan sponsors to offer participants bitcoin exposure, citing the

3 Democratic senators urge Fidelity to reconsider bitcoin exposure

Democratic Senators Dick Durbin

US Senators Concerned for Fidelity and Its Bitcoin 401k Plans

Three U.S. Senators have called for Fidelity Investments to scrap its Bitcoin 401(k) product as it exposes the entire country’s savings accounts to “unnecessary risk.”

Democratic senators Dick Durbin, Elizabeth Warren and Tina Smith urge Fidelity Investments to reconsider allowing 401 (k) plan sponsors to offer exposure to Bitcoin.

The Three Us Senators

Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Tina Smith of Minnesota and Richard Durbin of Illinois all signed the letter asking Fidelity to scrap its 401 (k) Bitcoin plan.

US Senators Ask Fidelity to Reconsider Bitcoin 401(k - CoinDesk

The three US senators’ letter addressed to CEO Abigail Johnson noted that the industry was full of “charismatic wunderkinds, opportunistic fraudsters, and self-proclaimed