The article discusses the difference between Bitcoin and stocks, stating that while stocks are owned in actual businesses, Bitcoin is more volatile and more volatile. The article suggests that when you buy Bitcoin, you are betting that the market will continue to assign value to an unprintable, decentralized network. However, Fidelity found that a 5% allocation of Bitcoin could significantly boost returns but also increase portfolio volatility to 14.08%. The article also highlights that Bitcoin's correlation to the stock market is roughly 0.53. The author concludes that in small, disciplined doses, it has historically acted like financial rocket fuel. Bitcoin is not an asset that can provide a safe haven for investors during a market crash, but it acts like a turbocharged tech stock.