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On August 27, the National Institute on Retirement Security (NIRS) released a survey indicating that 77% of Americans believe incorporating cryptocurrency into workplace retirement plans poses risks, with 46% considering the risks to be 'very high.' Additionally, 53% of respondents oppose employers offering cryptocurrency investment options. The survey reveals a growing concern among Americans regarding retirement security, with 80% of respondents believing the U.S. is facing a 'retirement crisis,' a significant increase from 67% in 2020. Furthermore, 61% are worried about their financial security in retirement, 68% feel that saving for retirement is becoming more difficult, and 77% state that debt is impacting their ability to save. Conducted by Greenwald Research from October 24 to November 14, 2025, the survey included 1,203 Americans aged 25 and older. Meanwhile, the U.S. government and regulatory agencies are pushing to expand the allocation of retirement accounts like 401(k)s to include cryptocurrencies and other alternative assets. In March of this year, the Department of Labor proposed related rules to potentially provide a safe harbor for including alternative assets in 401(k) plans, but this initiative faced opposition from some Democratic lawmakers who argue that cryptocurrency assets are highly volatile and investor protections are still inadequate. This indicates that while U.S. policy is gradually easing restrictions on the allocation of retirement funds to cryptocurrency assets, the general investor perception of the associated risks remains cautious.

On August 27, Anthropic agreed to pay Nscale $45 billion over the next six years to lease approximately 460 megawatts of AI computing power from its Monarch data center in West Virginia. According to informed sources, Nscale will utilize NVIDIA's Vera Rubin chips, which are expected to go live by the end of next year. The entire Monarch facility is planned to have a capacity of about 1.35 gigawatts, with a total investment of approximately $71 billion, of which about $47 billion is allocated for AI chips. The remaining infrastructure is expected to start providing computing power in 2028. This project was originally intended to be leased by Microsoft, but Microsoft withdrew this summer, and Anthropic subsequently became the tenant. In recent months, Anthropic has also secured computing agreements worth $50 billion, $10 billion, and $45 billion with Fluidstack, Volta Infra, and SpaceX, respectively, to further lock in computing resources ahead of its IPO.

On August 27, Anthropic agreed to pay Nscale $45 billion over the next six years to lease approximately 460 megawatts of AI computing power from its Monarch data center in West Virginia. According to insiders, Nscale will utilize NVIDIA's Vera Rubin chips, which are expected to go live by the end of next year. The entire Monarch campus is planned to have a capacity of about 1.35 gigawatts, with a total investment of approximately $71 billion, of which about $47 billion is allocated for AI chips. The remaining infrastructure is expected to start providing computing power in 2028. This project was originally planned to be leased by Microsoft, but Microsoft withdrew this summer, and Anthropic subsequently became the tenant. In recent months, Anthropic has also secured computing agreements worth $50 billion, $10 billion, and $45 billion with Fluidstack, Volta Infra, and SpaceX, respectively, to further lock in computing resources ahead of its IPO.