Quote from: fillippone on March 01, 2021, 05:45:40 PM

Another one!

Wall Street is on fire on those reports:

Understanding Bitcoin Does bitcoin belong in asset allocation considerations?

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Among an increasing number of investors and portfolio managers, bitcoin is considered a legitimate and distinct asset class.
Bitcoin, by design, is a finite asset, with both a unique supply and a unique demand dimension, and as its network increases, bitcoin’s value and durability could increase even faster.
Seen as a form of “digital gold,” bitcoin may act as a stable store of value and potentially offer protection against inflation—and even hyperinflation.
Bitcoin, however, faces risks from volatility, competitors, substitutes, regulation, and other factors; further, bitcoin may not be an appropriate or prudent diversifier for all portfolios.
In my view, some investors may wish to consider bitcoin, alongside other alternatives, as one component of the bond side of a 60/40 stock/bond portfolio

This one sports a more traditional approach. Very interesting on a the proposition in adding Bitcoin to a financial portfolio.

That is the most common strategy between traditional wealth and asset managers. Now that everyone's talking bitcoin they are suggesting a tiny exposure to counterbalance stocks, bonds and other traditional assets. Usually they propose between 1-5% btc exposure. Which is not bad on a multi-million portfolio.