According to financial giant BlackRock, the ideal allocation of Bitcoin in multi-asset portfolios would be 2%.
BlackRock Shows the Way
The world's largest asset manager, BlackRock, recently shared a report discussing optimal investment strategies in light of the development of digital assets.
According to the issuer of the largest spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT), the recommended Bitcoin allocation in multi-asset portfolios is 2%.
A 1%-2% range represents a “reasonable exposure to Bitcoin,” the report says, as shared by Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas.
This is justified by the growing importance of new ETFs in the context of traditional finance. BlackRock’s IBIT alone has reached $50 billion in assets under management, and Bitcoin's price action continues to attract new investors.
The recent surge past $100k, driven by the enthusiasm generated by Donald Trump’s electoral victory, promises new prospects for the entire industry. Investors now have access to safe and regulated tools to approach the sector.
New Report from BlackRock
Bitcoin Surpasses Gold
The credibility gained by the first cryptocurrency is unprecedented, and notable regulatory developments are emerging worldwide. In Europe, favorable jurisdictions are still somewhat lacking, but the EU market remains regulated and well-positioned for growth.
Changing times are evident from the continuous records set by ETFs. Last month, BlackRock’s IBIT surpassed its gold counterpart in terms of assets under management, less than a year after its launch. BlackRock’s gold fund, IAU, was launched back in 2005.
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