Crypto Investment Proposal for Retirement Funds Goes to White House

A proposal intended to open a potential path for cryptocurrency investments in U.S. retirement funds has been submitted to the White House, according to Bitcoin Sistemi. The report does not provide a date, identify the submitting entity or describe the proposal’s full legislative and regulatory terms. The submission is significant because retirement accounts could become another channel for crypto exposure if the measure advances and receives approval. Bitcoin Sistemi characterizes the proposal as one that could pave the way for such investments, but the supplied summary gives no indication that the rules are already in force or that individual retirement accounts can now hold crypto directly. Bitcoin Sistemi is the only outlet included in the coverage, so there is no cross-source corroboration for the proposal or additional details about its mechanism. No other outlet supplied a conflicting figure, alternative framing or further information about the White House process. The broader crypto market was flat at the time of the report, with total capitalization at $2.57 trillion. Bitcoin was down 0.72% over 24 hours, while the Fear and Greed index stood at 29, indicating a “Fear” reading. The market data provides context for a regulatory proposal rather than evidence of a direct price response to the White House submission.