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🚀 Bill Miller Predicts Financial Advisors Will Recommend Bitcoin Allocation

According to Odaily, billionaire investor Bill Miller recently stated in an interview that financial advisors are expected to start recommending a 1% to 3% allocation of Bitcoin in investment portfolios within the next three to five years. Miller highlighted Bitcoin's unique economic properties, noting that its supply remains fixed regardless of changes in demand or price, making its availability unaffected by market dynamics. He emphasized, 'This is the only economic entity whose supply is not influenced by demand or price. At the most basic level, you just need to believe that Bitcoin's demand growth will outpace its supply growth.'

Miller pointed out that if more people want to buy Bitcoin, its price will continue to rise because its supply will not increase, unlike gold. Earlier this year, JPMorgan found that, after adjusting for volatility, Bitcoin's allocation in investor portfolios surpassed that of gold, with Bitcoin's allocation being 3.7 times that of gold.


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🚀 Hedge Funds Increase Cryptocurrency Holdings Amid Regulatory Support

According to Odaily, a joint survey by the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) and PwC reveals that the proportion of traditional hedge funds holding cryptocurrencies has risen from 47% in 2024 to 55% this year.

The survey included 122 global institutional investors and hedge fund management companies, managing nearly $1 trillion in assets. Of the respondents, 47% indicated that the current regulatory environment encourages them to increase cryptocurrency allocations. This shift is largely attributed to U.S. President Donald Trump's appointment of crypto-friendly regulatory leaders and the signing of the GENIUS Act.

Among cryptocurrency-focused funds, Bitcoin remains the most popular asset, followed by Ethereum and Solana. Traditional hedge funds have, on average, allocated 7% of their managed assets to cryptocurrencies, up from 6% last year. Additionally, 71% of respondents plan to increase their cryptocurrency exposure in the next twelve months.


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🚀 Hyperliquid Team Allocates February HYPE Tokens

Hyperliquid's team wallet has recently distributed February's unlocked HYPE tokens to three addresses, totaling 140,400 HYPE. According to PANews, this allocation is valued at $4.7 million. Of these, 33,300 HYPE tokens have been restaked into a new wallet, while approximately 107,000 HYPE tokens were transferred to HyperEVM, possibly for an over-the-counter sale, although this has not been confirmed.

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🚀 Crypto Investment Products Face $4 Billion Outflows Amid Regulatory Concerns

Crypto investment products have seen outflows for five consecutive weeks, totaling $4 billion. According to NS3.AI, this trend is largely driven by U.S. investors reducing their exposure due to regulatory uncertainties. In contrast, Europe and Canada have reported net inflows, reflecting varying regional risk appetites and investment behaviors despite global market pressures. This divergence underscores the impact of political and regulatory environments on institutional crypto allocation across different regions, influencing Bitcoin price dynamics and market participation.

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🚀 Charles Schwab Study Highlights Impact of Small Bitcoin and Ethereum Allocations

A recent study by Charles Schwab reveals that even a small allocation of 1% to 3% in Bitcoin (BTC) or Ethereum (ETH) can significantly affect the overall risk profile of an investment portfolio. According to ChainCatcher, the research indicates that both Bitcoin and Ethereum have historically experienced declines exceeding 70%, which is much higher than the volatility levels of stocks or bonds. As a result, even minor allocations can have a noticeable impact during periods of market fluctuation.

Charles Schwab suggests two methods for allocating crypto assets: the traditional portfolio theory approach and the risk budgeting method. The traditional approach involves allocation based on expected returns, volatility, and correlation. However, due to significant differences in return assumptions, even aggressive investors may find it challenging to justify large allocations if expected returns are below 10%. The risk budgeting method focuses on the level of risk an investor is willing to take, shifting the emphasis from returns to risk tolerance. Despite this, the volatility of crypto assets may still exceed expectations.

Charles Schwab emphasizes that crypto assets are highly volatile and may not be suitable for all investors. It advises investors to carefully consider their risk tolerance, investment horizon, and familiarity with the assets before making allocations. Additionally, investors should be mindful of risks related to liquidity, theft, and fraud.


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