A quarter of UK adults are willing to include cryptocurrencies in their retirement plans
ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, on August 27, the latest survey by insurance company Aviva showed that 27% of UK adults are willing to include cryptocurrency in their retirement investment portfolios, and 23% are even considering withdrawing their existing pensions for crypto investments.
About one-fifth of respondents said they currently hold or have previously held cryptocurrency, with the 25-34 age group being the most active. Although investors are attracted by the potential for high returns, they still worry about security risks (41%), lack of regulation (37%), and price volatility (30%).
The UK proposed a crypto regulatory framework in May this year, while the US has already allowed 401(k) retirement plans to include cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin. The UK pension market is valued at $5.12 trillions, and if crypto investment channels are opened, it could bring significant capital inflows to the crypto market.
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