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Bitcoin IRA Reports Clients Invested Over $100M in 'IRA Earn' Program
The new program allows investors to deposit funds into a self-directed retirement account.
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 12:29 p.m. Published Mar 19, 2021, 2:23 p.m.
Retirement savings platform Bitcoin IRA said on Friday over $100 million has been invested in its new interest-earning program in 30 days.
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- In an announcement, the Los Angeles-based company said the new IRA Earn program allows investors to deposit funds into a self-directed retirement account earning 6% annual percentage yield on cash, 2.7% on ethereum and 2% on bitcoin.
- On Tuesday, Bitcoin IRA Chief Operating Officer Chris Kline appeared on CoinDesk TV to discuss the rapid growth of the platform the IRA Earn program.
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