For most of the past decade, the central question facing financial advisors was deceptively simple: Should my clients own crypto? That debate is largely over. Bitcoin ETFs have drawn several billion in assets from institutional and retail investors alike. Major custodians now support digital asset holdings. Regulatory clarity, while still evolving, has improved meaningfully. Clients are no longer asking whether crypto belongs in a conversation. They're asking how much they should own and what that allocation should look like. Which means advisors are now facing a harder problem, and one that the industry hasn't ... (full story)