Is It Worth Collecting Bitcoin As A Pension Fund?

[Suba]

Currently Bitcoin has been widely adopted by many countries as a reserve fund, and also by other large institutions, so the risk of a crash will be reduced. but on the other hand the potential for huge profits attracts a lot of interest from retail investors to collect Bitcoin in a pension fund portfolio as a way of diversification to reduce the risk of inflation,

Of course when we discuss Bitcoin as a pension fund there will certainly be pros and cons, which we must consider carefully, especially must be adjusted to the risk profile, each financial advisor will also have a different opinion about what percentage of the total pension fund portfolio should be allocated to Bitcoin. So in your opinion, is it worth collecting Bitcoin as a pension fund?

 

[arunima25]

It would be a personal choice. A lot of factors would weigh in. And definitely the huge risk factor is there. A person with a financial stability and good risk appetite can opt for it. Post retirement people want a hassle free life with mental peace. Something involving such huge risk might not go well with many.

 

[King Belieal]

Bitcoin as a pension fund would be quite something like a dream for me. I would just collect my pension fund and hold.

 

[riberet19]

Honestly, trusting in BTC until retirement seems incredibly risky to me, given that Bitcoin is an expensive protocol and deviated from its main purpose, and which is becoming increasingly complicated to maintain halving after halving. I see a 10-year investment as prudent, but a 30-year one as too risky.

 

[Nomad]

having some funds in bitcoin can help but you should avoid having all of your funds in bitcoin as it will fluctuate too often.