According to the latest analysis by Bitwise, there is significant potential for the allocation ratio between traditional assets and cryptocurrencies to expand dramatically.

What would happen if just 5% of global gold holders reallocated their funds to Bitcoin? Data suggests that Bitcoin's price could potentially surge to $242,391—compared to the current price of $108,640, representing an increase of over 126%. Even from a relatively conservative baseline of $107,240, this still indicates more than double the growth potential.

The logic behind this hypothesis is straightforward: gold, as a traditional safe-haven asset, has accumulated trillions of dollars, while Bitcoin's market capitalization remains comparatively limited. Once capital begins to flow across asset classes, the market landscape could undergo a fundamental change. This is not about encouraging chasing high prices, but a reminder: in an era of diversified asset allocation, the weighting of Bitcoin in an investment portfolio deserves serious consideration.