Pension funds in different countries are starting to invest little by little in Bitcoin. That is, even traditionally conservative areas of finance can no longer ignore such assets. Especially given the fact that the newly elected US President Donald Trump also offered his cryptocurrency, which soared in price within a day. Financial Times writes about this.

Among the largest owners of US stock markets focused on cryptocurrencies are the pension plans of the states of Wisconsin and Michigan. Some pension funds in the UK and Australia have also recently made small investments in Bitcoin using funds or derivatives.

Cryptocurrency analysts predict a further doubling of the price this year amid the arrival of the pro-cryptocurrency administration of US President-elect Donald Trump..

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Matt Scott, a consultant at Mercer, which advises pension funds in the UK, said: "

It is noted that the return of pension funds to cryptocurrencies occurred after significant losses during the market crisis two years ago..