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A recent study by banking giant Goldman Sachs determined that 32% of family offices worldwide have exposure to digital assets, NFTs or DeFi, while 26% have explicitly invested in cryptocurrencies.
Research results from 2021 showed that only 16% of wealth management firms were HODLers.
two year gap
Goldman Sachs contacted 166 family offices in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and Asia-Pacific (APAC). decide How has his investment strategy changed over the years?
The 2021 study estimates 16% of respondents have invested in digital currencies, with the current figure rising to 26%. Nonetheless, interest in this area has waned significantly:
“Within the digital-asset ecosystem, family offices have become more decisive about cryptocurrencies: the proportion that has invested has increased from 16% to 26% in 2021. However, the proportion who are not invested and not interested in the future has increased from 39% to 62%, and those who are potentially interested in the future have fallen from 45% to 12%.
Goldman Sachs further revealed that 32% of participants currently have some exposure to digital assets (including cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), decentralized finance (DeFi) and blockchain-related funds).
The primary motivation for those entering the ecosystem is belief in the power of blockchain technology (19%). 9% have joined the industry to diversify their portfolio, while 8% view digital currencies as a store of value. In addition, 8% have bought bitcoin or altcoins, anticipating future gains or simply speculating.
Most of the HODLers (30%) are from the APAC region. Furthermore, 27% of family offices without crypto exposure from that sector are interested in the future.
EMEA is in the opposite corner, with only 15% of crypto investors and 79% saying they are unwilling to join the pack.
Hong Kong and Singapore emerge as leaders
Another recent study by KPMG China and Aspen Digital concluded that around 60% of family offices and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in Hong Kong and Singapore have invested some of their wealth in digital assets.
“For HNWIs and family offices, there is real potential for a big upside, so they might think, why not stick 2 or 3 percent of my portfolio in that and see what happens,” Paul McSheffrey – KPMG in China Senior Banking Partner – Explained.
Research has shown that the two largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization – bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) – are the most popular digital assets in both sectors.
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A recent study by banking giant Goldman Sachs determined that 32% of family offices worldwide have exposure to digital assets, NFTs or DeFi, while 26% have explicitly invested in cryptocurrencies.
Research results from 2021 showed that only 16% of wealth management firms were HODLers.
two year gap
Goldman Sachs contacted 166 family offices in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and Asia-Pacific (APAC). decide How has his investment strategy changed over the years?
The 2021 study estimates 16% of respondents have invested in digital currencies, with the current figure rising to 26%. Nonetheless, interest in this area has waned significantly:
“Within the digital-asset ecosystem, family offices have become more decisive about cryptocurrencies: the proportion that has invested has increased from 16% to 26% in 2021. However, the proportion who are not invested and not interested in the future has increased from 39% to 62%, and those who are potentially interested in the future have fallen from 45% to 12%.
Goldman Sachs further revealed that 32% of participants currently have some exposure to digital assets (including cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), decentralized finance (DeFi) and blockchain-related funds).
The primary motivation for those entering the ecosystem is belief in the power of blockchain technology (19%). 9% have joined the industry to diversify their portfolio, while 8% view digital currencies as a store of value. In addition, 8% have bought bitcoin or altcoins, anticipating future gains or simply speculating.
Most of the HODLers (30%) are from the APAC region. Furthermore, 27% of family offices without crypto exposure from that sector are interested in the future.
EMEA is in the opposite corner, with only 15% of crypto investors and 79% saying they are unwilling to join the pack.
Hong Kong and Singapore emerge as leaders
Another recent study by KPMG China and Aspen Digital concluded that around 60% of family offices and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in Hong Kong and Singapore have invested some of their wealth in digital assets.
“For HNWIs and family offices, there is real potential for a big upside, so they might think, why not stick 2 or 3 percent of my portfolio in that and see what happens,” Paul McSheffrey – KPMG in China Senior Banking Partner – Explained.
Research has shown that the two largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization – bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) – are the most popular digital assets in both sectors.
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PrimeXBT SPECIAL OFFER: Use this link to register and enter the code CRYPTOPOTATO50 to receive up to $7,000 on your deposit.
