U.S. Retirement Funds May Allocate 0.5%-1% to Crypto, Stablecoin Issuers Face Onshore Shift

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U.S. retirement funds may allocate 0.5%-1% to crypto, per Ira Auerbach, ex-Nasdaq digital assets head. The move could drive stablecoin demand tied to market cycles. Stablecoin regulation is expected to tighten as issuers shift operations onshore. Some firms are moving reserves to the U.S. to comply with Countering the Financing of Terrorism rules. The 2026 GENIUS Act rollout adds urgency to these shifts.
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