Analyst Mark Moss: Borrow Against Bitcoin to Retire, Don't Sell

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Widespread pension underfunding in a major developed economy signals structural economic fragility — stagnating wages, rising living costs, and underperforming bond yields. This backdrop strengthens the narrative for Bitcoin as a self-sovereign retirement hedge, yet in the short term the extreme fear (Fear & Greed 11) suggests retail liquidity is fleeing markets, not entering them.

A newly-published report states that three-quarters of workers are not on track for a moderate pension income, defining moderate retirement costs as £32,700 for one person and £45,400 for a couple.

UK Pension Report: 75% of Workers Not on Track for 'Moderate' Retirement Income

UK pension crisis report reveals a massive future demand for Bitcoin as retirement savings, making today's extreme fear an ideal contrarian accumulation window.