Majority of Financial Advisors Want To Increase Bitcoin Exposure: Nasdaq Survey

Majority of Financial Advisors Want To Increase Bitcoin Exposure: Nasdaq Survey

In a survey featuring 500 financial advisors, 72% want to invest more heavily in the ecosystem.A survey of 500 financial advisors saw 72% desiring to invest more into the bitcoin and broader cryptocurrency sector if a bitcoin spot ETF was approved. Those surveyed are already invested into bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, or are highly considering allocation to the asset class. Less than 9% of advisors are confident in their ability to expertly advise clients within the asset class, denoting an educational gap between traditional finance and an emerging monetary system. In a Nasdaq survey....


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