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While I believe holding #BTC in self-custody is the way you should ideally interact with Bitcoin, there are definitely benefits to investing in a Bitcoin ETF through a retirement fund that holding actual BTC can't provide. @TheBTC_Source [Spoken audio]: You know, so it was kind of one of those things where there's so many boomers that have no idea how to do this, how to set it up, they're scared of technology, they're relying on an asset manager to kind of help them. And I think that the ETF can kind of segue them into an ease of transition with the 401k set up, the IRA set up. Well, 150%. I mean, we haven't even, I mean, talk about the 401ks and the IRAs, I mean, the tax benefits. If you're an American, the tax benefits that this creates because, okay, Bitcoin is taxed in a certain way, but now you have, if you have it in your 401k or your Roth IRA, you now have tax-free income that can get exposure to Bitcoin through the ETF. You can't do that with native Bitcoin, which we can argue and toward blue in the face if that is correct or not, but unfortunately that's the way the current tax codification is set up. But hey, you put it in a Bitcoin security, you get the tax benefit. It's immensely powerful and will enable, I do believe, trillions of dollars over the course of the next decade to flow into Bitcoin.
