The UK's first pension fund has allocated 3% of its assets to Bitcoin, but many people say that Bitcoin is too volatile and not suitable for pension funds, but many people also think that Bitcoin is "digital gold" and worth investing in.
The Times published an article discussing whether pension funds should invest in Bitcoin. (Bitcoin News)
Earlier news, British pension fund consulting firm Cartwright is urging institutional investors to allocate assets to Bitcoin and has successfully guided the country's first pension fund to allocate the asset.
Glenn Cameron, head of digital assets at Cartwright, said the unnamed fund allocated 3% of its 50 million pounds ($65 million) to Bitcoin last month after "long consultations with the trustees of the plan, ESG, investment cases and security have been discussed in detail."