#加密货币监管政策 I have witnessed too many ups and downs in the crypto assets field. This UK investigation report reminds me of the scene during the big pump of Bitcoin in 2017. At that time, people were also rushing to invest their retirement funds into the crypto market, and as a result, many ended up suffering significant losses. History is always remarkably similar.

However, this time seems a bit different. 27% of British adults are willing to incorporate crypto assets into their retirement plans, and this figure is indeed shocking. More interestingly, 23% are even considering withdrawing existing pensions for crypto investment. This enthusiasm reminds me of the internet bubble at the end of the 1990s.

However, we cannot ignore the concerns reflected in the survey: 41% of people are worried about security risks, 37% are concerned about inadequate regulation, and 30% are worried about price volatility. These concerns have actually always existed; it is just that people's awareness of risks has been changing over time.

The crypto regulatory framework proposed by the UK in May, as well as the US allowing 401(k) retirement plans to include Bitcoin, both indicate that regulation is catching up with market demand. This reminds me of the situation in 2013 when China first banned Bitcoin exchanges. At that time, many thought it was the end of the world, but in reality, it was just the beginning of a new era.

If the UK's $5.12 trillion pension market really opens up to Crypto Assets, it will undoubtedly be a milestone event. But we must remember that behind every major opportunity lies significant risk. Past experiences tell us that at such critical moments, staying clear-headed and cautious is more important than blind optimism.