The Case for Bitcoin: A Store of Value and Portfolio Enhancer
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Quant at AMP manages 60 billion AUD AUM and claims Bitcoin is an emergent store of value that scores highest on divisibility, verifiability, durability and censorship resistance. Volatility trends down toward Tesla/Nvidia levels, ETF inflows show Bitcoin gathered nearly twice BlackRock gold ETF’s 33B in its first year, and current estimates of 400 million users (8–10% adoption) place Bitcoin on an early S‑curve. A 1–3% allocation in a 60/40 portfolio raises returns while moving volatility from 9.5 to 9.6, and a conservative TAM calc implies $1.1–2.1M per BTC if Bitcoin captures gold‑like value.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to the case
- 1:24Bitcoin as a store of value
- 4:46First principles and metrics
- 7:16Market size and adoption
- 11:14Portfolio integration
- 13:37Bitcoin versus crypto assets
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