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America’s #1 Cryptocurrency Platform Reaches $500M In Transactions

Bitcoin IRA

Bitcoin IRA, the world’s first, largest, and most secure digital asset IRA technology platform that allows clients to purchase cryptocurrencies and other digital assets for their retirement accounts, today announced it has reached $500 million in cryptocurrency transactions on its proprietary retirement platform.

Since 2016, Bitcoin IRA has been the leader in digital assets for retirement accounts with over 50,000 account holders, 2,500 5-star reviews, and now $500 million in total customer transactions. Clients can invest in eight digital assets including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Ripple (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Stellar Lumens (XLM), Zcash (ZEC), and physical Gold (PG).

Why Bitcoin IRA is leading the way:

  • Own Real Crypto Assets in an IRA – Bitcoin IRA clients purchase actual cryptocurrency assets and are not investing in a crypto fund, ETF, derivative, or other alternative crypto investment products.
  • US-Regulated Security – Bitcoin IRA exclusively uses BitGo to securely store crypto assets. BitGo is a US-regulated qualified custodian based in Palo Alto, CA, with over $20 billion in total cryptocurrency monthly transaction volumes. Don’t risk a retirement account with companies overseas.
  • $100 Million Insurance – Digital assets under custody are insured with $100 million of coverage from BitGo and their provider Lloyd’s of London, the world’s foremost specialist insurance and reinsurance market.
  • Buy & Sell Online 24/7 – Individuals can buy, sell, and swap digital assets and gold directly inside their retirement accounts.

In 2020, Bitcoin has skyrocketed up in price by over 200% (as of Dec 17, 2020) and it has become one of the best-performing assets of the year.

Individuals interested in rolling over their IRA or 401(k) to crypto or gold can go to bitcoinira.com or call 866-333-4307.

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