According to online reports, Ric Edelman, chairman of the Digital Assets Council of Financial Advisors, said in an interview with CNBC that he recommended allocating 10% to 40% of investment funds to cryptocurrencies, compared with 1% four years ago. Ric Edelman said that four years ago, it was unknown whether the U.S. government would ban Bitcoin, or whether the technology would become obsolete, and whether consumers and institutions would accept and adopt Bitcoin, but now all these issues have been resolved. Bitcoin prices do not move in sync with the prices of stocks, bonds, gold, oil or commodities, and the crypto asset class offers higher return opportunities than almost any other asset class.