According to CoinMeta, as reported by an early issuer of in, analysts believe that it is reasonable for the Japanese Government Pension Investment Fund ( GPIF ) to increase its allocation of domestic bonds. Currently, the target allocation for domestic bonds is 25%, and as of the end of June, the managed asset size was approximately 318 trillion yen (about 2 trillion US dollars). Koji Okuda, an executive researcher at the Daiichi Life Economic Research Institute, stated that each 1 percentage point adjustment in the allocation ratio corresponds to more than 3 trillion yen in capital flow, and increasing the domestic bond allocation ratio to 30% to 35% is worth considering.