Japan's National Pension Fund Allocates 1% of Assets to Crypto in FY2026

According to CoinPost, Japan's National Federation of Small Business Mutual Aid Associations' pension fund began allocating 1% of its total assets to cryptocurrency in fiscal year 2026. The fund, which serves approximately 1,200 small and medium-sized enterprises with over 20,000 members, will invest through a passive fund managed by a major hedge fund containing multiple cryptocurrencies. The fund is restructuring its asset allocation, reducing Japanese yen exposure from 80% to 70% while introducing a 10% allocation to developed market currencies. The remaining 5% will comprise emerging market currencies, gold, and cryptocurrencies to diversify currency risk.
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