Chris Hyzy, Chief Investment Officer at Bank of America Private Bank, noted that appropriate exposure ranges from 1% to 4% depending on risk tolerance. The lower end suits conservative investors entering crypto or seeking to minimize volatility, while the upper end targets those willing to embrace technological innovation and higher risk.
Previously, clients could access crypto products only upon request, limiting more than 15,000 wealth managers who were prohibited from actively recommending them. The policy shift marks a substantial turn.
Beginning January 5, Bank of America will provide coverage for bitcoin ETFs from Bitwise, Fidelity, Grayscale, and BlackRock. These funds have become a crucial tool for offering exposure to digital assets without requiring exchanges or crypto wallets. While the bank has not issued an official statement, internal platform changes suggest a strategic pivot.
Bank of America is not the first major institution to issue concrete guidance on crypto exposure. Fidelity stated last year that investors should consider a 2%–5% allocation to Bitcoin, examining such strategies since 2020 as part of its research into Bitcoin as a distinct asset class.
Sources:
https://decrypt.co/44880/bitcoin-should-be-5-percent-your-investment-portfolio-fidelity
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