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Bitcoin: A risky asset for the brave or the reckless?.
Now, it is possible that Bitcoin, due to its characteristics and that behavior that fascinates many of us (and gives headaches to others), does not fit into a conservative strategy. And, friends, this is not the end of the world. It is not a sign that Bitcoin is bad or doomed. Simply put, it is just not for all players on this board.
In many cases, the industry assumes a level of risk that would give a mortal chills. And if we talk about a sector like technology, where many investments are inherently high-risk (think about developing a new chip or a social platform), things get even more serious. Tech companies are constantly betting heavily on innovation, and that involves inherent risk.
That’s why those reserve funds we mentioned earlier, that cushion for emergencies, aim to be as stable and predictable as possible. The idea is that they serve as a counterbalance to the risks already taken in the day-to-day business. It’s like a parachute; you want it to be reliable, not an adventure. In this context, the proposal to invest a significant portion of those funds in Bitcoin is usually not well received. The reason? Its volatility. That simple. One day it soars, the next it drops without warning. For a reserve fund seeking stability, that’s poison.
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