Is Holding ETFs Like S&P 500/VOO Still Worth It If You've Done Your Homework on Bitcoin?

I've been thinking a lot about portfolio allocation recently and wanted to get some perspectives from the community. Traditionally, most financial advisors and "common wisdom" suggest holding diversified assets like ETFs (e.g., S&P 500/VOO) to manage risk and capture long-term market growth. But for those of us who have taken the time to really understand Bitcoin and its potential, does it make sense to keep holding these traditional assets?

Bitcoin isn't just another investment—it's an entirely different paradigm: uncorrelated, decentralized, and with arguably the best risk-adjusted return potential of any asset in existence. If you’ve done your research and truly believe in Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory, is it reasonable to consider a 100% allocation to BTC? Or is that too extreme, even for Bitcoiners?

I’m curious to hear how you all think about this. What does your personal allocation look like? Are you sticking to a traditional diversified portfolio, going all-in on Bitcoin, or somewhere in between? How do you manage the trade-off between risk and conviction?

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!