Pension funds are increasingly allocating 1-2% of their assets to cryptocurrencies, signaling a shift towards market maturity. This year, institutional capital has injected $30 billion into the crypto market through ETFs, despite Bitcoin's volatility and regulatory challenges.
Experts suggest this trend indicates improved governance and market cycles, although they caution that cryptocurrencies remain high-risk investments. The cautious approach of pension funds, with limited exposure, raises questions about the potential for long-term market maturation without more substantial institutional involvement.
Pension Funds Allocate 1-2% of Assets to Cryptocurrency
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