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Story: Litecoin (LTC) in your 401 K Employees Adding Crypto to Portfolio Charlie Goosebumps

By Steven Anderson

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Want Litecoin in your 401K??? ForUsAll Introduces the Alt401(k), a Fully Integrated Retirement Plan in partnership with coinbase letting employees add crypto to their portfolios.

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ForUsAll, is a leading retirement investment platform meant for small businesses.  They recently announced the introduction of the Alt 401(k), its retirement investment…

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The company makes it possible for employers to offer cryptocurrency as the plan’s first alternative investment by choosing Coinbase Institutional, a leading cryptocurrency…

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Key features of the Alt 401(k) include: “A full turn-key automated 401(k) for employers, with both traditional and alternative investment options.

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Brett Tejpaul, Head of Institutional Sales, Trading and Prime at Coinbase. “The next evolution is to broaden our reach and we are thrilled to be working with ForUsAll, the…

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Reportedly, they claim that cryptocurrency is more efficient in 401(k) due to tax efficiency, diversification, saving incentive, convenience and security.

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Some community users were left wondering:  Is it decided by the employer if this is integrated or can it be requested by the employee?

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Meanwhile Litewallet:  New Android Release v2.3.1 has a Show/Hide Litecoin Card based on user location - Redesign of the Login View - Added Turkish language support - Added…

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Nayid Bukele expressed:  The BitcoinLaw has been approved by a supermajority in the Salvadoran Congress. 62 out of 84 votes! History! BTC.

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In response Charlie Lee stated:  “I just searched my old emails and saw that June 8, 2011 was the day I got into Bitcoin. Today is exactly 10 years since that day.

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Community were wondering if Charlie thought it would be better if they adopt LTC? Global hyperinflation + Mass adoption + Working as clock 24/7 more than 10 years = GOAT Great of…

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Recently, CoinShares listed Litecoin (and Bitcoin & Ethereum) ETPs, physically-backed exchange traded products, on Germany’s Börse Xetra.

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