Most institutional investors hold or plan to buy cryptocurrencies: Survey
A survey on the appetite for digital assets for institutional investors showed that 43% already own digital assets. The latest survey carried out by Cointelegraph Research among 84 professional investors across the globe revealed that out of $316 billion in assets managed by the respondents, 3.3%, or approximately $10.42 billion, is invested in cryptocurrencies. Some surveyed investors reported over 50% exposure to digital assets, but respondents’ median percentage invested in cryptocurrencies stands at about 3%.The risk-return ratio was the primary consideration when investing in crypto,....
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