TechFlow reports, on November 14, according to CoinDesk, a recent annual survey by Sygnum, the global digital asset banking group, shows that 57% of institutional investors plan to increase their cryptocurrency allocations. The survey covered over 400 institutional and professional investors from 27 countries, with an average of more than 10 years of industry experience. Data indicates that 65% of respondents hold a long-term optimistic view toward cryptocurrencies, and 63% intend to increase their digital asset allocations within the next three to six months.
Regarding investment strategies, over half of the respondents allocate more than 10% of their portfolios to cryptocurrencies. 44% favor single-token investment strategies, while 40% opt for actively managed investments. Layer-1 blockchains remain the most popular area, followed by Web3 infrastructure and DeFi. Tokenization of equities, corporate bonds, and mutual funds has grown more popular compared to last year, surpassing real estate, which previously ranked first.
Notably, 69% of respondents believe the regulatory environment is becoming clearer. Bitcoin has risen over 110% this year, currently trading above $93,000, driven primarily by billions of dollars in inflows following the approval of U.S. spot ETFs, as well as expectations that Trump's election could bring greater regulatory clarity to the digital asset industry.
