Recently, Russia’s pension security department released a set of data: among over 37 million consultation records, inquiries about crypto assets and pensions have surged. Many retirees openly express their desire to replace traditional pensions with Bitcoin, and some even participate in mining operations at home during their free time.
Internal sources reveal that the recurring questions mainly focus on two areas: "Can pensions be received in crypto form?" and "Will mining income affect pension benefits?" — This phenomenon reflects an interesting shift.
While young people in Europe and America are still studying Bitcoin price trends, Russia’s silver-haired generation is quietly positioning itself in crypto assets. From collecting precious metals to deploying mining rigs, this generation remains highly sensitive to wealth preservation. Some jokingly say, "Maybe we really need a hardware wallet to dance happily."
Against the backdrop of the ruble facing devaluation pressure, the elderly urgently need to find inflation-resistant asset allocation options. Although the Russian government has not yet launched official crypto pension products, the demand from the public is already booming. Industry insiders believe that the global pension distribution system may be brewing an unprecedented transformation.
✨ Changes in the era often arrive unannounced, but this time, Russian retirees have taken the lead in knocking on the door of the crypto world. The imagination of retirement life is expanding from traditional fishing and grandchild care to the low hum of mining machines.
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$ETH
Recently, Russia’s pension security department released a set of data: among over 37 million consultation records, inquiries about crypto assets and pensions have surged. Many retirees openly express their desire to replace traditional pensions with Bitcoin, and some even participate in mining operations at home during their free time.
Internal sources reveal that the recurring questions mainly focus on two areas: "Can pensions be received in crypto form?" and "Will mining income affect pension benefits?" — This phenomenon reflects an interesting shift.
$BNB
While young people in Europe and America are still studying Bitcoin price trends, Russia’s silver-haired generation is quietly positioning itself in crypto assets. From collecting precious metals to deploying mining rigs, this generation remains highly sensitive to wealth preservation. Some jokingly say, "Maybe we really need a hardware wallet to dance happily."
$SOL
Against the backdrop of the ruble facing devaluation pressure, the elderly urgently need to find inflation-resistant asset allocation options. Although the Russian government has not yet launched official crypto pension products, the demand from the public is already booming. Industry insiders believe that the global pension distribution system may be brewing an unprecedented transformation.
✨ Changes in the era often arrive unannounced, but this time, Russian retirees have taken the lead in knocking on the door of the crypto world. The imagination of retirement life is expanding from traditional fishing and grandchild care to the low hum of mining machines.