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According to research from ARK based on “a million Monte Carlo simulations,” if institutions want to minimize volatility and maximize their Sharpe ratio, they should put something between two and a half and six and a half percent of Bitcoin in their portfolios, because of its low correlation to any other asset class.What could possibly go wrong?Yahoo Finance — BenzingaCathie Wood On Bitcoin: ' Trillion Is Nothing Compared To Where This Will Ultimately Be'Samyuktha SriramSee alsoMaybe less than zero figuring in mining cost, transaction cost and externalities? Oh, and "prosecution futures."New Economic PerspectivesThe Fair Price of a Bitcoin is ZeroEric TymoigneRelatedSlope of HopeGold is GarbageTim KnightalsoYahoo Finance — WorthBitcoin 101: Could Cryptocurrencies Eventually Replace the
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According to research from ARK based on “a million Monte Carlo simulations,” if institutions want to minimize volatility and maximize their Sharpe ratio, they should put something between two and a half and six and a half percent of Bitcoin in their portfolios, because of its low correlation to any other asset class.What could possibly go wrong?Yahoo Finance — BenzingaCathie Wood On Bitcoin: ' Trillion Is Nothing Compared To Where This Will Ultimately Be'Samyuktha SriramSee alsoMaybe less than zero figuring in mining cost, transaction cost and externalities? Oh, and "prosecution futures."New Economic PerspectivesThe Fair Price of a Bitcoin is ZeroEric TymoigneRelatedSlope of HopeGold is GarbageTim KnightalsoYahoo Finance — WorthBitcoin 101: Could Cryptocurrencies Eventually Replace the
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According to research from ARK based on “a million Monte Carlo simulations,” if institutions want to minimize volatility and maximize their Sharpe ratio, they should put something between two and a half and six and a half percent of Bitcoin in their portfolios, because of its low correlation to any other asset class.
What could possibly go wrong?
Yahoo Finance — BenzingaSamyuktha SriramSee also
Maybe less than zero figuring in mining cost, transaction cost and externalities? Oh, and "prosecution futures."
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