Thread by @asiahodl

Instituional adoption of #bitcoin is just beginning. Why is >80,000 $BTC in corporate balance sheets?
1. Outperforming indices by 15x
2. Highest Sharpe ratio, highest risk-adjusted returns
3. Lowest correlations to other assets
4. High volumes
5. Regulatory clarity
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#Bitcoin has outperformed investors and fund benchmarks by 1500%. Almost embarrasing not having an allocation
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$BTC has the Highest Sharpe Ratio of assets. That means it has the highest risk-adjusted returns. Even higher than the biggest hedge fund in the world (see our latest research) messari.io/article/the-po…
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#Bitcoin has the Lowest Correlation of All Assets (3 years). With high expected future returns, this addition is literally an outperformance freebie
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Isn't everything correlated in a bear market though? #Bitcoin has the Lowest Correlation of all assets EVEN in a bear market (Feb 20 - March 20, 2020)
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messari.io/article/the-po…

$BTC vol is on par with FANG. More than Google & Netflix. It's the most liquid if you count weekends and all time zones.

For all the reasons for pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and treasuries to move off cash, see our report --> messari.io/article/the-po…
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The amount of idle cash ($1.8 trillion) on the S&P 500 balance sheets (excluding financials) alone is 7x $BTC’s market capitalization.
What’s in store for #bitcoin ?

messari.io/article/the-po…