According to TechFlow, on October 21, billionaire investor Bill Miller said in a recent interview that he expects financial advisors to begin recommending 1% to 3% of Bitcoin in investment portfolios in the next three to five years. He said: "This is the only economic entity whose supply is not affected by demand or price. At the most basic level, you just need to believe that the demand for Bitcoin will grow faster than the supply." He pointed out that if more people want to buy Bitcoin, its price will continue to rise because its supply will not increase, which is different from gold. Earlier this year, JPMorgan Chase found that after volatility adjustment, Bitcoin accounted for more than gold in investors' portfolio allocations, and its allocation in the portfolio was 3.7 times that of gold. (Cryptonews)