To start with it will only be hedge funds taking advantage of this.
Pension funds are regulated as to the type of asset they can invest in, so I doubt they'll invest in bitcoin.
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To start with it will only be hedge funds taking advantage of this.
Pension funds are regulated as to the type of asset they can invest in, so I doubt they'll invest in bitcoin.
While that is likely true, it doesn't mean they won't allocate something like 1% to an asset like bitcoin. A similar allocation to what they might do in gold/silver etc. It just serves as portfolio protection. However, 1% of that kind of money would turn out to move the crypto markets significantly.