Wall Street’s recommended Bitcoin portfolio allocation
Major financial institutions recommend allocating a small share of investment portfolios to Bitcoin, typically between 0.5% and 5%, depending on the company. This indicates that the cryptocurrency is viewed as a diversification tool rather than a core portfolio asset.
Fidelity suggests holding 2–5% of the portfolio in Bitcoin, Bank of America recommends 1–4%, Morgan Stanley up to 4%, BlackRock 1–2%, WisdomTree 0.5–1.5%, and JPMorgan Chase 0.5–1%. These variations reflect differing approaches to risk management and investment strategies.
This demonstrates the growing acceptance of Bitcoin as an asset class for risk diversification, which may encourage its wider adoption among institutional investors.
