The media calls it reform. The GOP calls it empowerment. But from a sound money perspective, this is nothing short of a regulated rug-pull—a coordinated exposure of working Americans to the instability, opacity, and fraud that already define our post-dollar economy. Let’s break it down. 🔓 What the Executive Order Actually Does Signed quietly but with sweeping implications, the Trump administration's executive order instructs both the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Department of Labor (DOL) to rewrite the rules governing America’s retirement system. Under the order: 401(k) plans will be allowed to allocate funds to “alternative assets”, including: Cryptocurrencies Private equity funds Commodities Real estate investments Infrastructure projects Longevity risk-sharing pools Fiduciaries will have more "flexibility" to offer…

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