Institutions Go All In on Crypto: Sygnum Survey Reveals 57% Respondents Plan to Boost Allocations
Sygnum's annual survey indicates a significant shift in institutional attitudes towards digital assets, with 57% of over 400 surveyed investors planning to increase cryptocurrency exposure. Long-term confidence is reflected in 65% of respondents being bullish, and 63% considering more allocation within three to six months. Bitcoin recently reached all-time highs above $93,000, contributing to a 110% year-to-date price increase. Over 70% of respondents believe U.S.-listed spot ETFs have bolstered confidence in digital assets, with nearly 30% viewing them as superior to traditional investments. More than half hold over 10% of their funds in crypto, while 44% prefer single token investments. Layer-1 blockchains, Web3 infrastructure, and DeFi are key areas of interest. Increased regulatory clarity is perceived by 69%, but asset volatility remains a primary concern. Access to better information is crucial for 81% of respondents to consider increasing allocations.
