Instead of allocating 1-5% to crypto as a risk asset, why not allocate some as a store of value - BTC, and some as growth - ETH

For at least those 2 assets, there shouldn't be a designated crypto allocation.

Bitcoin solves a problem
ETH is non-correlated growth

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1. are you seeing your expenses increasing?  That's inflation.  
2. the way we usually plan for inflation is called a store-of-value
3. usually those are gold, oil, real estate...and now bitcoin
4. here's why bitcoin might be superior to those others

might not always work, but better than austrian economics lessons

How would you communicate to a non-crypto-native that BTC shouldn't be viewed as a risk-on asset?