Bank of America to Recommend Clients Allocate 1%–4% of Their Portfolio to Crypto @HenriArslanian

Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

🔹 Why Bank of America now recommends a 1%–4% portfolio allocation to crypto
🔹 Why advisors are finally allowed to proactively recommend Bitcoin exposure
🔹 Why Bitcoin ETFs are becoming the default institutional vehicle
🔹 How “career risk” for US financial advisors has sharply declined
🔹 How this aligns with Morgan Stanley (2%–4%), BlackRock (1%–2%), and Fidelity (2%–5%)

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