Recently AllianceBernstein, an asset manager with $699 billion, called bitcoin a safe haven and even more attractive than gold.
Let's go by one definition:
A safe haven asset is one which is expected to maintain or increase in value during periods of economic uncertainty and market turbulence
A quick look back how Bitcoin performed during the high inflation period in 2022-23 and it's nowhere near the definition.
If you have the market cycles Bitcoin has had till now, you can consider it anything but safe asset, it does work if you spread the definition to long-term 4-8 year cycles, but if you go by that then pretty much every company in the stock exchange is qualifying like one. CocaCola is the leading safe asset in the world, with continuous growth for a century by that metric!
Let's go over more, without the heaven part:
Safe assets are assets which, in and of themselves, do not carry a high risk of loss across all types of market cycles.
Safe assets refer to low-risk assets that can weather market volatility
an asset that pays off a fixed amount with absolute certainty at some future date
A safe asset is defined as any debt asset that promises a fixed amount of money in the future with virtually no default risk
Not fitting in any of them!
Bitcoin is a good investment, it does provide returns over long period, it is safe, but simple it simply doesn't fit the definition, calling it such a thing right now is just wrong!
20 years from now on asvolatility will be probably one fraction of it, when adoption and liquidity will make swings based on some Twitter noise close to impossible, sure but it's just far away from it at this point..