Why do high-net-worth individuals have confidence in Digital Money? The Hurun Report reveals the truth behind the 25% rise in allocation.

The latest data from [BitPush] is quite interesting. A report by Hurun has been released, which conducts a depth scan of the financial allocation of high net worth individuals.

The current situation is as follows: Currently, high-net-worth individuals only allocate 2% of their investments to digital currencies, and in the past three years, digital currencies also accounted for 2% of their overseas financial investment products. It sounds like a small percentage, but looking at their plans makes it clear—25% of high-net-worth individuals plan to increase their investments in digital currencies in the coming year. In other words, this ratio may increase from 2% to 6%, representing a threefold growth potential.

Interestingly, the rise of digital collectibles is noteworthy. Over 90% of high-net-worth individuals have a collecting habit, and with the advent of the AI era, the popularity of digital collectibles has soared, directly entering the top ten investment categories with a share of 7%. What does this growth trajectory from being overlooked to a 7% allocation ratio signify? It indicates that high-net-worth individuals are reassessing the value of digital assets.

The data behind it is a shift in cognition. As more and more large funds begin to allocate to digital currencies and digital collectibles, the balance of the market is slowly tilting.