Bitcoin’s surge to $122,000 has led many younger Americans to include cryptocurrency in their retirement portfolios, with 10% of U.S. adults holding crypto in their retirement accounts. Among Millennials, the number jumps to 18%, making digital assets one of the fastest-growing categories in tax-advantaged accounts. Traditional firms like IRA Financial now allow investors to buy crypto directly through IRA accounts, following a recent executive order from President Donald Trump. While some advisors remain skeptical, others see Bitcoin as a legitimate hedge or growth driver, with experts like Joshua Brooks calling it the best risk-reward investment.

Investors can now easily add digital assets to their retirement strategies through Self-Directed IRAs, Solo 401(k)s, or IRAs. This allows investors to buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital currencies within a regulated retirement structure, with gains growing tax-deferred or tax-free depending on the account type.Assets are held securely under IRA Financial’s custodial oversight, providing full control over trades and tax advantages.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: ‘Bitcoin Is the Best Risk-Reward Investment Right Now.’ Nearly 20% of Millennials Are Adding Crypto to Retirement Portfolios