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      <title>Warren and Sanders Push Labor Dept to Scrap Crypto 401(k) Rule</title>
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      <description>Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are jointly pressing the Department of Labor to strike down a proposed rule that would open up 401(k) retirement plans to cryptocurrency investments. The senators argue that crypto&rsquo;s high volatility and security risks make it unsuitable for retirement savings. This opposition comes even as Wall Street firms accelerate crypto integration into mainstream financial products, with Franklin Templeton and others expanding tokenized fund offerings.
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      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are jointly pressing the Department of Labor to strike down a proposed rule that would open up 401(k) retirement plans to cryptocurrency investments. The senators argue that crypto&rsquo;s high volatility and security risks make it unsuitable for retirement savings. This opposition comes even as Wall Street firms accelerate crypto integration into mainstream financial products, with Franklin Templeton and others expanding tokenized fund offerings.</p>
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      <title>Senator Warren Presses Meta Over Stablecoin Trial Ahead of 2026 Rollout</title>
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      <description>Senator Warren Questions Meta on Stablecoin Plans Senator Elizabeth Warren has pressed Meta over its stablecoin trial, citing risks from the previous Libra project and the company&rsquo;s planned 2026 integration, according to The Block.
Warren&rsquo;s inquiry highlights ongoing regulatory concerns about major technology companies entering the cryptocurrency space. She has long been one of the most vocal critics of the crypto industry in Congress.
The questioning references Meta&rsquo;s previous attempt to launch the Diem (formerly Libra) stablecoin project, which faced intense regulatory pushback and was ultimately abandoned. Warren expressed concerns about the timeline for integrating stablecoin functionality into Meta&rsquo;s platforms in 2026.
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<p>Senator Elizabeth Warren has pressed Meta over its stablecoin trial, citing risks from the previous Libra project and the company&rsquo;s planned 2026 integration, according to The Block.</p>
<p>Warren&rsquo;s inquiry highlights ongoing regulatory concerns about major technology companies entering the cryptocurrency space. She has long been one of the most vocal critics of the crypto industry in Congress.</p>
<p>The questioning references Meta&rsquo;s previous attempt to launch the Diem (formerly Libra) stablecoin project, which faced intense regulatory pushback and was ultimately abandoned. Warren expressed concerns about the timeline for integrating stablecoin functionality into Meta&rsquo;s platforms in 2026.</p>
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