Bitcoin and Insurance: A Step Forward or Hidden Risks for Retirement Funds?
The move by Delaware Life to open the door for Bitcoin into the US retirement insurance market is attracting special attention from industry observers. Although the product promises to protect the principal, linking it to highly volatile assets like Bitcoin through indirect transfer orders still raises questions about its actual effectiveness. BlackRock's 12% risk balance index is designed to curb excessive enthusiasm but may also reduce investors' profit potential. Nevertheless, it cannot be denied that this is a commendable effort to diversify digital asset portfolios. Users do not need to perform complex trading activities directly but can still own a portion of "digital gold." This demonstrates that financial institutions are striving to keep pace with new trends to retain customers. If this model succeeds, it will set an important precedent, promote transparency and healthiness, and eliminate concerns about misconduct in managing crypto-related retirement assets. $BTC
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Bitcoin and Insurance: A Step Forward or Hidden Risks for Retirement Funds?
The move by Delaware Life to open the door for Bitcoin into the US retirement insurance market is attracting special attention from industry observers. Although the product promises to protect the principal, linking it to highly volatile assets like Bitcoin through indirect transfer orders still raises questions about its actual effectiveness. BlackRock's 12% risk balance index is designed to curb excessive enthusiasm but may also reduce investors' profit potential.
Nevertheless, it cannot be denied that this is a commendable effort to diversify digital asset portfolios. Users do not need to perform complex trading activities directly but can still own a portion of "digital gold." This demonstrates that financial institutions are striving to keep pace with new trends to retain customers. If this model succeeds, it will set an important precedent, promote transparency and healthiness, and eliminate concerns about misconduct in managing crypto-related retirement assets. $BTC