According to Odaily, billionaire investor Bill Miller recently stated in an interview that financial advisors are expected to start recommending a 1% to 3% allocation of Bitcoin in investment portfolios within the next three to five years. Miller highlighted Bitcoin's unique economic properties, noting that its supply remains fixed regardless of changes in demand or price, making its availability unaffected by market dynamics. He emphasized, 'This is the only economic entity whose supply is not influenced by demand or price. At the most basic level, you just need to believe that Bitcoin's demand growth will outpace its supply growth.'

Miller pointed out that if more people want to buy Bitcoin, its price will continue to rise because its supply will not increase, unlike gold. Earlier this year, JPMorgan found that, after adjusting for volatility, Bitcoin's allocation in investor portfolios surpassed that of gold, with Bitcoin's allocation being 3.7 times that of gold.