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Pension Funds Could Significantly Boost Bitcoin Price

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

an hour ago


Bill Miller IV, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Miller Value Partners, has expressed his views on the potential influence of pension funds on Bitcoin's price. In his remarks, he emphasized that even a minor shift in asset allocation towards cryptocurrencies could significantly alter the market landscape.

Pension Funds and Cryptocurrencies

Bill Miller IV highlights that the total assets managed by global pension funds amount to approximately $60 trillion. Currently, these funds allocate virtually nothing towards cryptocurrency assets. Miller posits that even a modest change in asset allocation could have a profound market impact.

> Bill Miller IV: "Currently, there is zero allocation to crypto-assets. Each 1% of this $60 trillion would add $30,000 to Bitcoin’s price (in the worst-case scenario)."

Bitcoin Price Prediction

Miller asserts that institutions are gradually shifting towards crypto-assets, and this interest is on the rise. He predicts that redirecting just 2% of pension funds into Bitcoin could push its price to at least $175,000, representing more than a 50% increase from current price levels.

> "All these assets are currently held in a monetary system that authorities have stated aims to reduce by 2% per year (countries’ inflation targets). So why not take 2% of the assets placed on melting ice cubes in those accounts and invest it in another protocol?"

Conclusion and Summary

Bill Miller IV’s remarks may encourage pension fund managers and larger investors to reassess their strategies. However, the realization of these predictions will depend on the level of interest funds show in crypto-assets in the future. It is anticipated that with the entry of institutional investors, Bitcoin’s price may continue to fluctuate and rise in the coming years.

In conclusion, the growing interest of pension funds in crypto assets could profoundly impact financial markets and present new opportunities for Bitcoin's growth.

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