World's Largest Pension Fund Explores Adding Bitcoin to $1.54 Trillion Portfolio
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Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), one of the world's largest pension funds, is considering adding bitcoin to its portfolio for diversification.
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GPIF unveiled a 5-year research plan to explore new long-term investment strategies like sustainability, risk management, and new asset classes.
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With assets under management worth $1.54 trillion, GPIF adding bitcoin could influence other pension funds and investment vehicles globally.
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As part of researching "illiquid" assets, GPIF is gathering information on cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and precious metals like gold.
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This move towards assessing bitcoin as a potential investment marks a shift in institutional investors' acceptance of bitcoin.