1 in 5 investors at firms that don't trade in crypto say they are 'likely' to...

1 in 5 investors at firms that don't trade in crypto say they are 'likely' to...

A poll has found 22% of institutional investors are likely to buy cryptocurrency in the future. A survey carried out by JPMorgan found that one in five institutional investors at firms that don't currently trade in cryptocurrency believe their companies are likely to do so in future.The survey of more than 3,400 investors representing 1,500 institutions, found that 11% of respondents work at firms that trade or invest in crypto, while 89% do not.Promisingly however, twice as many institutions appear likely to invest into crypto ashan those who have already taken the plunge, signalling....


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