[Chain Text] The attitude of high-net-worth individuals towards digital assets is undergoing a significant change. Currently, only 2% of this group allocate digital money in their financial investments, and digital money also accounts for just 2% of overseas investment products over the past three years. However, this number is changing rapidly—nearly a quarter of high-net-worth investors indicate plans to increase their allocation of digital money in the coming year, reflecting a renewed recognition of the long-term value of digital assets among market participants.
Interestingly, in the overseas financial investment products considered for allocation in the coming year, the proportion of digital currency has risen to 6%. This indicates that more and more high-end investors are incorporating crypto assets into their asset allocation framework.
In addition to Digital Money, digital collectibles have also gained attention. More than 90% of high-net-worth individuals have a collecting habit, and with the arrival of the AI era, the popularity of digital collectibles has clearly risen, making its first appearance in the top ten configurations, accounting for 7%. This indicates that the participation of high-net-worth individuals is continuously deepening in the evolution of the Web3 ecosystem.
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Anon32942
· 6h ago
Haha, now the Large Investors can’t sit still, jumping from 2% to 6% directly? That's a bit harsh.
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Wait, is this data real? Feels like the rich are buying the dip?
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Finally, these people took too long to wake up.
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Digital collectibles accounting for 7%? This is a bit ridiculous...
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By the way, are there really high-net-worth individuals seriously allocating digital assets, or are they just listening to the news?
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Got it, got it, big funds are getting on board, and the retail investors can't escape.
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25% intention sounds high, but how many can actually execute?
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Forget it, let’s continue doing our own thing, the Large Investors can take their time.
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This is the real institutional-level recognition.
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It's a bit overwhelming; they were all denying it before, and now they’re starting to buy the dip.
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GweiTooHigh
· 6h ago
Haha, the Large Investors have finally woken up, it feels like it's coming.
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MetaMasked
· 6h ago
Haha, finally the pros have started looking into this area, the shift from 2% to 25% is incredible.
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Wait, high-net-worth individuals are quietly Coin Hoarding, what am I still hesitating about...
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Digital collectibles at 7%? This shows a strong belief in AI and Web3.
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To be honest, the rich have a better sense than us, the allocation is increasing so quickly.
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Overseas allocation at 6%, I feel like the domestic market is just starting to move.
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Ninety percent of high-net-worth individuals have a habit of collecting, it's not surprising that digital collectibles have become the new favorite.
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A 25% intention to increase allocation, is this data real? It feels too exaggerated.
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Oh my, it’s only been three years, from being ignored to wanting to increase the position at a quarter, things have really changed.
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So can we still enter a position now that the pros have all rushed in?
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The allocation proportion of Digital Money jumped from 2% to 6%, this growth rate is ridiculous.
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ProposalManiac
· 6h ago
Jumping from 2% to 25%, this growth rate seems driven by public opinion rather than rational allocation... We need to think about the mechanism design, will the FOMO of high-net-worth individuals push the bubble top higher?
High net worth individuals accelerate their layout of digital assets: investment intention in digital money increases to 25% in the coming year.
[Chain Text] The attitude of high-net-worth individuals towards digital assets is undergoing a significant change. Currently, only 2% of this group allocate digital money in their financial investments, and digital money also accounts for just 2% of overseas investment products over the past three years. However, this number is changing rapidly—nearly a quarter of high-net-worth investors indicate plans to increase their allocation of digital money in the coming year, reflecting a renewed recognition of the long-term value of digital assets among market participants.
Interestingly, in the overseas financial investment products considered for allocation in the coming year, the proportion of digital currency has risen to 6%. This indicates that more and more high-end investors are incorporating crypto assets into their asset allocation framework.
In addition to Digital Money, digital collectibles have also gained attention. More than 90% of high-net-worth individuals have a collecting habit, and with the arrival of the AI era, the popularity of digital collectibles has clearly risen, making its first appearance in the top ten configurations, accounting for 7%. This indicates that the participation of high-net-worth individuals is continuously deepening in the evolution of the Web3 ecosystem.