Indiana just dropped a wild proposal. State lawmakers want retirement funds to hold Bitcoin ETFs now. Yep, you read that right—public pension money potentially flowing into crypto.
The bill targets state savings programs, pushing for exposure to both Bitcoin and broader crypto ETFs. If it passes? Indiana positions itself as a frontrunner in digital asset integration at the institutional level. Bold move considering most states are still figuring out basic crypto regulations.
This isn't just about chasing gains. It signals a shift—governments acknowledging digital assets as legitimate portfolio components. Whether other states follow or this crashes and burns, we're watching regulatory history unfold in real time.
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ChainSpy
· 12-05 17:53
Damn, Indiana played this hand perfectly. Is the pension fund directly getting into the Bitcoin ETF?
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SelfRugger
· 12-05 17:52
Nah fr Indiana is really playing with fire, using pension funds to gamble on Bitcoin… If this blows up, the elderly will have nowhere to cry.
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AllInDaddy
· 12-05 17:46
Damn, they even dare to dump pension funds into Bitcoin. This guy from Indiana is really ruthless.
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VibesOverCharts
· 12-05 17:46
Damn, Indiana is really bold. Pension funds are throwing money into Bitcoin ETFs. If this really goes through, can other states be far behind?
Indiana just dropped a wild proposal. State lawmakers want retirement funds to hold Bitcoin ETFs now. Yep, you read that right—public pension money potentially flowing into crypto.
The bill targets state savings programs, pushing for exposure to both Bitcoin and broader crypto ETFs. If it passes? Indiana positions itself as a frontrunner in digital asset integration at the institutional level. Bold move considering most states are still figuring out basic crypto regulations.
This isn't just about chasing gains. It signals a shift—governments acknowledging digital assets as legitimate portfolio components. Whether other states follow or this crashes and burns, we're watching regulatory history unfold in real time.