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  1. Institutional investors, including CalPERS, are increasing holdings in MicroStrategy and expanding crypto exposure across states like Texas and Maryland.

CalSTRS holds major stakes in Microsoft and Micron, while a Trump executive order allows crypto in 401(k) plans.

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CalSTRS holds major stakes in Microsoft and Micron, while a Trump executive order allows crypto in 401(k) plans.

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  1. A new executive order allows 401(k) plans to invest in Bitcoin, while Riot Platforms begins mining Bitcoin.Sub-event
  2. CalSTRS increases tech holdings (Microsoft/Micron) and Trump enables crypto in 401(k)s.1 source

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