Former Nasdaq Digital Assets Head: Retirement Plan Providers Exploring Crypto Investments Could Create Stable Market Demand
ChainCatcher reported that former Nasdaq Head of Digital Assets Ira Auerbach stated that the United States is preparing to further consolidate the regulatory framework of the GENIUS Act in 2026. Stablecoin issuers that previously relied on offshore regulatory systems will find significant advantages in relocating their reserves and operations back to the US. In addition, Ira Auerbach mentioned that some retirement plan providers are preparing to test deploying a 0.5% to 1% cryptocurrency exposure in target-date funds and balanced funds, which could to some extent create stable demand correlated with market cycles.
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