Comment Comment by 3am Oh my god, is that ever inaccurate. It's a trust available only to accredited investors that happens to invest in Bitcoin. By that logic, you can put just about anything in your IRA.Here's a random Google result about the variety of bizarre funds out there: http://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/articles/2009...edit: corrected my mistaken categorization of SecondMarket investment vehicle.edit: invest in fine art (sorry, no funds open to new investment) - http://www.thefineartfund.com/index.php/en/products-and-serv...edit: invest in vintage wines - http://www.wineinvestmentfund.com/index.aspx ... and so on. parent 3am 13 years ago
Here's a random Google result about the variety of bizarre funds out there: http://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/articles/2009...
edit: corrected my mistaken categorization of SecondMarket investment vehicle.
edit: invest in fine art (sorry, no funds open to new investment) - http://www.thefineartfund.com/index.php/en/products-and-serv...
edit: invest in vintage wines - http://www.wineinvestmentfund.com/index.aspx ... and so on.