Several large financial firms have recommended holding more than 0% of Bitcoin in asset allocation models, typically in the range of 1% to 4%, depending on the investor’s risk tolerance. Firms like BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and Fidelity Investments have provided specific guidance on incorporating Bitcoin into diversified portfolios.
Institutional Bitcoin Allocation Recommendations
Major financial institutions generally recommend a modest, conservative allocation to Bitcoin, acknowledging its high volatility while also pointing to its potential diversification benefits and long-term growth prospects.
Financial Firm |
Recommended Allocation |
Publication Date |
Bank of America |
1% to 4% |
December 2025 |
Morgan Stanley |
2% to 4% (for growth portfolios) |
October 2025 |
Fidelity Investments |
2% to 5% (up to 7.5% for younger investors) |
March 2024 |
BlackRock |
1% to 2% |
Early 2025 |
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