A major Wall Street institution just dropped some interesting guidance: if you're into cutting-edge investment themes and can stomach the wild swings, putting somewhere between 1% to 4% of your portfolio into digital assets might actually make sense. They're basically saying crypto deserves a seat at the table—just not the whole table.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 8h ago
1% to 4%? That ratio is way too conservative, still afraid of getting rekt?
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 8h ago
1%-4%? Isn't this just Wall Street's "wanting it all," giving the crypto world a piece of bread but not daring to actually eat it?
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MevSandwich
· 9h ago
1% to 4%? Haha, this is just the "hedging statement" from the traditional finance bigwigs. To put it bluntly, they're still optimistic but too timid.
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Finally, a major institution dares to say it outright: crypto definitely deserves a seat at the main table.
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With just this small position... the big players are still lacking confidence. If they really believed, they'd allocate more.
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Wall Street really knows how to play the game. A 1-4% range is so broad that it lets them dodge blame—if it goes up, they’ll say they called it early; if it goes down, they can avoid responsibility.
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Clear-headed warning: Those who dare to throw money in are only using amounts they can accept going to zero. Don’t really go all in, everyone.
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AlwaysAnon
· 9h ago
Is this 1% to 4% figure a joke? Is Wall Street trying to lure us in with official endorsement, or do they really believe in the whole digital asset thing?
A major Wall Street institution just dropped some interesting guidance: if you're into cutting-edge investment themes and can stomach the wild swings, putting somewhere between 1% to 4% of your portfolio into digital assets might actually make sense. They're basically saying crypto deserves a seat at the table—just not the whole table.