Media articles discussed whether it would be more appropriate to rely on risk tolerance to buy Bitcoin or track the ETF for the 500 standard. According to the article, this is not a simple comparison of returns, but a choice between highly volatile and dispersed assets.
The article lists two types of asset differences: Bitcoin, which has experienced a greater increase in the past few years and a significantly higher volatility than the US share, and SSY, which provides a more stable long-term return and covers the overall growth of large United States listed companies. On this basis, the author believes that the former is better suited to the small-scale configuration, while the latter is better suited as the core of the portfolio.
The final conclusion of the article was that, if investors had not established a decentralized portfolio, it would be more appropriate to prioritize the purchase of index funds; only after the core warehouse had been completed would a small amount of funding be considered for Bitcoin.