Tech mogul Michael Dell and his wife Susan just announced something massive: they're putting $250 into investment accounts for 25 million kids across America. That's a $6.25 billion commitment. The move's part of the current administration's Invest America push—basically trying to get more Americans into the investment game early. Dell's betting big on financial literacy starting young, and with that kind of capital flowing into individual accounts, we're talking about potentially creating millions of first-time investors. Whether these accounts will include crypto exposure down the line remains to be seen, but the infrastructure for retail participation is clearly being built at scale.
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NFTragedy
· 12-03 02:56
6.25 billion dropped—are they really trying to turn all American kids into investors...
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MetaMisfit
· 12-03 02:56
Damn, 625 million directly invested in education, this move is incredible.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 12-03 02:56
Hmm... 625 million thrown in, this is paving the way. The smell of retail infrastructure is getting stronger.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-03 02:52
6.25 billion thrown in, they really want even kids to start trading stocks. The logic is flawless.
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HodlVeteran
· 12-03 02:27
$625 million thrown at retail investors—I'm way too familiar with this trick... I got rekt the same way back in the day [doge face]
Tech mogul Michael Dell and his wife Susan just announced something massive: they're putting $250 into investment accounts for 25 million kids across America. That's a $6.25 billion commitment. The move's part of the current administration's Invest America push—basically trying to get more Americans into the investment game early. Dell's betting big on financial literacy starting young, and with that kind of capital flowing into individual accounts, we're talking about potentially creating millions of first-time investors. Whether these accounts will include crypto exposure down the line remains to be seen, but the infrastructure for retail participation is clearly being built at scale.