In the context of increasing global macroeconomic uncertainty and the gradual mainstreaming of digital assets, the rationale for increasing Bitcoin as a medium to long-term strategic allocation is becoming more pronounced. Recently, the influx of institutional funds into Bitcoin ETFs, the supply tightening expectations triggered by the halving cycle, and its property as 'digital gold' to combat fiat currency devaluation demonstrate its unique value in the dual transformation of technology and finance. However, investors should be cautious of short-term volatility risks (such as changes in regulatory policies and security vulnerabilities in the crypto ecosystem) and are advised to adopt a dollar-cost averaging strategy to smooth costs, keeping the allocation ratio within the range of 5-15% of total assets, and complementing it with traditional safe-haven assets like the US dollar and gold to form a hedging portfolio. The true value lies not in short-term speculation, but in participating in the construction of a new value storage paradigm in the Web3 era.