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Digital assets in client portfolios

From portfolio theory to implementation

For most of the past decade, advisors debated whether digital assets belonged in a client portfolio. That conversation has largely resolved. Crypto ETFs are now listed on major US exchanges and institutional adoption is documented. The question advisors are navigating today is more practical: how much, for which clients, and on what basis?

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