2026-01-19 23:34:52

Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System(LSERS) has disclosed an important investment move. According to the latest 13F regulatory filing, the retirement fund purchased approximately $3.2 million worth of MicroStrategy stock, equivalent to about 17,900 shares of MSTR. This investment reflects the ongoing interest of institutional funds in publicly traded companies like MicroStrategy that hold large amounts of Bitcoin assets. As a major institutional investor, the investment strategies of retirement funds are often seen as a barometer of risk appetite and asset allocation strategies in the market. This increase in holdings indicates that traditional financial institutions are indirectly participating in long-term digital asset allocation through channels like MicroStrategy, which also demonstrates the gradual rise of cryptocurrency assets' status in mainstream investment portfolios.

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AltcoinHunter

· 11h ago

Haha, traditional financial institutions are starting to play this game too. Although I still think going all-in on Bitcoin is more exciting, this "curve to save the country" stance indeed reveals some issues. The "foolish and wealthy" series has added to their positions again? If a retirement fund dares to move this position, it indicates that risk appetite is genuinely increasing, but I still don't quite believe in this indirect participation logic. MicroStrategy is really helping Bitcoin's consensus to move upward this time. It can only be said that traditional big players have finally realized what it means to "be eliminated by history if you don't get on the train."

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 11h ago

The guys are starting to secretly jump on board using roundabout tactics like MSTR, truly clever.

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NotSatoshi

· 11h ago

Retirement funds are starting to buy MSTR, it seems traditional finance has to follow suit... This is no longer just retail investors.

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digital_archaeologist

· 11h ago

Are retirement funds starting to jump on MSTR? Traditional finance is really starting to tighten up haha --- 3.2 million USD isn't a lot... waiting to see how institutional big players move --- This is what is called "institutional recognition," but to be honest, it's still too conservative --- Interesting, more and more indirect ways to bottom-fish Bitcoin --- Retirement funds daring to take action does indicate something --- It's just another way of holding coins, a smart tax avoidance strategy --- The role of MSTR as a tool is solidified... institutions all know how to play it

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 11h ago

3.2 million USD to buy MSTR? Retirement funds are starting to play this game too. Honestly, it's just being cowardly. Buying BTC directly is so much better; why go through an extra layer?

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