Where can bStocks be in a portfolio?
I wouldn’t consider them “just another cryptocurrency.”
Their appeal is precisely in something else: bStocks combine exposure to traditional US equities with a blockchain-formatted structure.
So the portfolio logic might look something like this:
Crypto → exposure to digital assets.
TradFi / bStocks → exposure to traditional companies in a tokenized format.
Earn → a potential way to receive rewards from a portion of the crypto assets you already have, depending on the product you choose.
But I wouldn’t automatically increase the share of bStocks just because they run on blockchain.
Tokenization changes how the asset is presented, but it does not remove the market risk of the asset itself.
So for me, the right approach is this:
first define what exposure I want to get → then choose the instrument → and only after that look at the technology layer.
Blockchain is infrastructure.
Not a replacement for risk management.
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