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FTX Refunds and Pension Fund’s Crypto Interest Spark Market Optimism

Published 2024-09-19, 08:40 a/m
FTX Refunds and Pension Fund’s Crypto Interest Spark Market Optimism
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  • FTX’s $16B payout in Q4 2024 could drive fresh liquidity into crypto markets
  • PRIM pension fund hits $105.3B in AUM, showing renewed interest in digital assets.
  • Institutional interest signals potential crypto market rebound.

FTX is gearing up to release $16 billion to creditors by Q4 2024, potentially providing a fresh influx of liquidity into crypto markets. Adding to the positive sentiment, pension funds like PRIM are looking into investment opportunities in digital assets, suggesting growing mainstream acceptance and institutional interest in cryptocurrency.

Pension Fund’s Crypto Foray Boosts Confidence

Though traditionally conservative, the Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management (PRIM) Board has joined a growing list of institutional investors with exposure to cryptocurrency. PRIM manages public pension assets through the Pension Reserves Investment Trust (PRIT) Fund, which recently reached a record $105.3 billion in assets under management (AUM) as of June 2024.

PRIM’s decision to explore cryptocurrency investments speaks to the resilience and possible long-term value of the digital asset market, even with the challenges the sector has faced. The inflow of capital from such well-known pension funds could give the market more legitimacy and stability, helping to ease concerns about volatility.

That being said, with just two weeks left until the FTX payout, crypto investors and institutions are eagerly watching, anticipating how this injection of capital could ignite renewed confidence in digital currencies.

Market Awaits FTX Refunds with Bullish Expectations

Since FTX’s collapse in 2022, customers have been anxiously awaiting their refunds. In May 2024, the platform filed a reorganization plan, with the goal of compensating affected customers with between $14.5 and $16.3 billion.

Read also: FTX Creditors to Receive Billions in Repayments, Yet Controversy Lingers

Despite the crash that shook investor confidence, the following restructuring efforts have helped set the stage for significant creditor settlements, bringing much-needed liquidity back into circulation. Plus, market experts see the fund’s release as a positive sign for the crypto market, with many calling it a “bullish” indicator that benefits existing investors and may also attract new institutional participants

With the FTX’s payout keenly awaited, the crypto market is likely to see increased activity as is the case of traditionally conservative entities like pension funds venturing into crypto.

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