A new poll from the Swiss crypto bank Sygnum shows that 57% of big investors want to grow their crypto portfolios. This shows that people are becoming more optimistic. The annual Future Finance poll, which got answers from 400 institutional investors in 27 countries, shows that most of these investors are becoming more optimistic about digital assets. More institutions are ready to take a long-term view now that the crypto market, especially Bitcoin, is showing signs of strength.
This represents a significant shift in people’s perceptions. Martin Burgherr, Chief Clients Officer at Sygnum, said that this positive outlook is due in part to clearer global regulations, such as the launch of US Bitcoin Spot ETFs. He thinks that these changes could soon cause more businesses and organizations to use digital assets. Sixty-three percent of those who answered the poll plan to increase their allocations in the next three to six months.
Forty-four percent like single-token investments, and forty-ten percent like actively managed strategies. The fact that crypto exposure is growing shows that a lot of institutions see digital assets as long-term investments with a lot of promise. Even though market volatility and security worries are still problems, institutions are becoming more and more sure that clear regulations will help lower some of these risks.
According to Sygnum’s poll, some of the best places to invest are in Layer-1 blockchains, Web3 infrastructure, and tokenized assets. This shows a shift away from traditional investments like real estate. The survey reveals a significant trend: institutional investors are not only increasing their investments in cryptocurrency, but also adapting their spending patterns to keep pace with the evolving landscape of digital finance.
