short term it will not be stable, but i'm talking about if you have six figures in assets you're trying to not have dwindle to zero in 5 years then putting in bitcoin is a no brainer imo
Cryptocurrency has no lender of last resort.
People affected by svb are at least getting their money back.
If they have it in BTC and the market crashes/their wallet gets hacked/they get rugpulled, the money is gone forever with no practical means to recover it in full.
Even if the guy who took it is charged and convicted, the only money you'll see is a fraction of whatever assets he has that can be seized and sold off by the courts, and he's unlikely to have enough liquidity to cover your loss, let alone everyone elses', you'll never be made whole again.
This whole debacle, as bad as it is, doesn't strengthen the case that crypto is where to go next if you're concerned about the security of your investments/money.
Its a world with even
less control than the one that just collapsed.
You also can't actually buy anything direct with crypto (except NFTs) , even the vanishingly few retailers who accepted it at POS have long since stopped.
The only way to actually do anything of use with crypto (except speculate and then sell it to investors) is convert it to dollars.
Unconverted? It has no practical value, just wild speculative value.
Might as well advocate people invest in tulip bulbs.