TechFlow news, December 11 — According to Cointelegraph, Sygnum's newly released "Asia-Pacific High Net Worth Individuals Report 2025" shows that 60% of Asian high net worth individuals (HNWIs) plan to increase their cryptocurrency portfolio allocations in the coming years.
The report surveyed 270 HNWIs across 10 Asia-Pacific countries, each with over USD 1 million in investable assets, primarily based in Singapore and also including Hong Kong, Indonesia, South Korea, and Thailand. It found that 87% of Asian HNWIs already hold cryptocurrencies, with an average allocation of approximately 17%, and around half allocate more than 10% to digital assets.
Ninety percent of respondents believe digital assets are important for long-term wealth preservation and succession planning, rather than pure speculation. Eighty percent of active investors hold public blockchain tokens such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. Fifty-six percent cited portfolio diversification as the primary reason for investing in cryptocurrencies.
Gerald Goh, Co-Founder and CEO for Asia-Pacific at Sygnum, said digital assets have become firmly embedded in the private wealth ecosystem across the Asia-Pacific region.
