For years, Bitcoin (BTC) has been labeled everything from a revolutionary technology to a dangerous gamble. Many investors still dismiss it as a
For years, Bitcoin (BTC) has been labeled everything from a revolutionary technology to a dangerous gamble. Many investors still dismiss it as a speculative and volatile asset designed only for tech professionals and risk-takers. But according to one of Americas most popular financial advisers, that view is not just outdated — it might be costly.
In a recent conversation with Cointelegraph, Ric Edelman, the founder of Edelman Financial Engines, shares why he changed his stance on Bitcoin.
Just a few years ago, he recommended a cautious 1% allocation to crypto assets. Now? Hes suggesting as much as 40% for certain investors. What changed?
In our latest video, Edelman breaks down the evolving role of crypto in modern portfolios and why institutional investors, from pension funds to family offices, are finally getting involved. He also responds directly to some of the most common concerns people have about Bitcoin: Is it too late? Is it just a pump and dump? Could the whole thing collapse?
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