According to Foresight News, Ric Edelman, chairman of the Digital Assets Council of Financial Advisors, suggested in an interview with CNBC that investors should allocate 10% to 40% of their investment funds to cryptocurrencies. This marks a significant increase from his recommendation of 1% four years ago.
Edelman explained that uncertainties surrounding the U.S. government's stance on Bitcoin, the potential obsolescence of the technology, and the acceptance by consumers and institutions have been resolved. He noted that Bitcoin's price movements are not synchronized with those of stocks, bonds, gold, oil, or commodities, highlighting the unique return opportunities offered by the crypto asset class compared to almost any other asset category.
