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77 percent of Americans say crypto investing in workplace retirement plans is risky

A majority of Americans view adding cryptocurrencies to workplace retirement plans as risky, a survey by the National Institute on Retirement Security showed. The poll found 77 percent rated crypto investment through employer plans as risky, with 46 percent calling it very risky and 53 percent opposing employers offering crypto as an option. The findings come as U.S. authorities have moved to broaden access to alternative assets in retirement accounts.

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Bitcoin adoption seen accelerating via U.S. advisory, brokerage and retirement accounts

Bitcoin may spread to a broader audience through advisory accounts, brokerage accounts and retirement products rather than crypto exchanges, according to a report cited by CryptoSlate. Grayscale sees traditional finance channels expanding access for millions of retail investors. Surveys show more advisers can buy crypto in client accounts, aided by U.S. SEC approval of spot bitcoin ETPs. Potential changes to 401(k) rules could also affect retirement options, although allocations would depend on trustees.

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U.S. CLARITY Act stalls; Bitcoin and XRP face \'double pressure\' amid regulatory gap

With the U.S. CLARITY Act pushed back again to July, Bitcoin and XRP are struggling around the psychological supports of $60,000 and $1. A U.S. House hearing is set for July 17 in New York, while a 60-vote Senate threshold remains key. Market participants cite ETF outflows, a strong dollar and rate expectations weighing on sentiment. In South Korea, financial firms are moving ahead with partnerships and infrastructure plans as digital-asset legislation is delayed.