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19.4% 的投资组合配置给比特币是理想的 据 Ark Invest 称,以最大风险调整后收益为目标的机构投资组合应将 19.4% 分配给比特币。 据 ArchInvest 称,在过去七年中,比特币的年回报率平均为 44%,而其他主要资产的平均回报率为 5.7%。 ArchInvest 的年度研究报告显示,以最大风险调整后收益为目标的机构投资组合在 2023 年应将 19.4% 分配给比特币。 ArchInvest 的 2023 年研究报告强调了比特币在基础资产中的历史优异表现,并建议机构投资组合配置高达 19.4% 以最大化风险调整后的收益。 这家投资管理公司于 1 月 31 日发布了年度报告,其中介绍了各种研究成果,重点关注区块链技术、人工智能、能源存储和机器人技术的技术融合。 #sanor016CommUNITY #BTC #TrendingTopic #NewsUpdated #sanor016CommUNITY

19.4% 的投资组合配置给比特币是理想的

据 Ark Invest 称,以最大风险调整后收益为目标的机构投资组合应将 19.4% 分配给比特币。

据 ArchInvest 称,在过去七年中,比特币的年回报率平均为 44%,而其他主要资产的平均回报率为 5.7%。

ArchInvest 的年度研究报告显示,以最大风险调整后收益为目标的机构投资组合在 2023 年应将 19.4% 分配给比特币。

ArchInvest 的 2023 年研究报告强调了比特币在基础资产中的历史优异表现,并建议机构投资组合配置高达 19.4% 以最大化风险调整后的收益。

这家投资管理公司于 1 月 31 日发布了年度报告,其中介绍了各种研究成果,重点关注区块链技术、人工智能、能源存储和机器人技术的技术融合。

#sanor016CommUNITY #BTC #TrendingTopic #NewsUpdated #sanor016CommUNITY

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