From the perspective of traditional finance, how should one allocate cryptocurrency assets?
Today, let’s have Surf deeply think about the allocation of cryptocurrency assets from the perspective of traditional finance, and here are the conclusions:
First, BTC is definitely the foundation, with Surf suggesting a 60% allocation. Next is tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds, mainly considering the convenience of 24/7 liquidity (this is something I hadn’t thought of);
The remaining 30% is allocated to high-certainty infrastructure assets, with a preference for those already confirmed as commodities by the CFTC, such as ETH and LINK, aside from CIRCLE. Another 10% is for easily understandable emerging opportunities, such as ONDO and ARB.
Investment approach: compliance first, considering liquidity, with allocations not exceeding 10% of the total investment portfolio, using a regular investment strategy to smooth out price fluctuations.
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