US Public Pension Fund Invests In Bitcoin For The First Time
NYDIG facilitated the purchase, representing "a watershed moment for bitcoin and its place in public pensions," its global head said.A U.S. public pension fund has invested in bitcoin for the first time.The Houston Firefighters' Relief and Retirement Fund acquired an undisclosed amount of BTC through institutional bitcoin services provider NYDIG.The investment "represents a watershed moment for bitcoin and its place in public pensions," the global head of asset management at NYDIG said.The pension fund for Houston's firefighters, the Houston Firefighters' Relief and Retirement Fund....
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