Trump plans to open Bitcoin access to American pensions, unlocking a $9 trillion pool of capital. Just 1% = $90 billion. Then when you look at global AUM which is around $115 trillion you start to see the scale of where this could go. Larry Fink said that 2–5% allocations from sovereign and institutional funds could potentially push Bitcoin to $700K+. Everything’s bleeding into Bitcoin, pensions, ETFs, corporates, even countries. But in the UK? We still can’t buy a spot Bitcoin ETF. And financial advisors still can’t recommend it. 🤨

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Have to put my SIPP into Strategy because I'm not allowed an ETF. So much less risky, thanks FCA 😅
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BBG 5 months ago
Absolute joke 🤡
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Noisy signal 5 months ago
Interesting space. Following . First impression - someone is going to lose and it won't be the pointy shoes, the suits or the jack boots.
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weekster 5 months ago
This is for those that already have investments in one that would like to diversify their current portfolios into BTC/crypto without taking a taxable event to do so.