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Opinion: BTC Allocation in Corporate Treasury Should Be Controlled at 1-5%, Caution Advised in Current Market Environment

Summary: In light of recent news, Sandy Carter, Chief Operating Officer of Unstoppable Domains, analyzed that in the current market environment, Bitcoin treasury companies should strictly set upper limits on allocation. It is generally recommended that the asset allocation of corporate treasuries be controlled at 1%-5%, with the Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) method for entry. If ...

In light of recent news, Sandy Carter, Chief Operating Officer of Unstoppable Domains, analyzed that in the current market environment, Bitcoin treasury companies should strictly set upper limits on allocation. It is generally recommended that the asset allocation of corporate treasuries be controlled at 1%-5%, with the Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) method for entry. If the investment size exceeds 2% of liquid funds, companies should wait for Bitcoin ETF funds to turn positive before deploying. Additionally, with gold and silver strengthening while crypto assets pull back, Bitcoin dropping to $87,000 could either signal a deeper bear market or just a phase of adjustment before a long-term rise. Market opinions are divided, with Bitcoin's response to loose monetary conditions often stronger than to inflation data itself. Subsequent focus should be on the Federal Reserve's policy turning point from high interest rates to rate cuts. (Forbes)

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