14. “crypto research report” published

14. “crypto research report” published

Liechtenstein, November 1, 2022 — The annual survey of institutional and professional investors’ holdings of cryptocurrencies was published by CryptoResearchReport.com in partnership with Cointelegraph the largest crypto media company in the world.

The survey found that 43% of professional investors today own digital assets , and 19% plan to buy them in the next 12 months. The survey’s 84 respondents manage $316 billion in assets, with a whopping $10.42 billion invested in cryptocurrencies. Some professional investors reported over 50% exposure to digital assets, but respondents’ median percentage invested in cryptocurrencies is 3.3%.

The Institutional Demand for Cryptocurrencies Global Survey 2022 report can be downloaded from the following link:

Crypto Research Report — English

The institutions are here, and they buy the dip. BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world with $10 trillion in assets, just announced its other blockchain exchange-traded funds , a month after the debut of the first. Goldman Sachs took the lead risk in an OTC crypto trade for the first time with Galaxy Digital. Goldman Sachs now has a section of the website dedicated to investment case for cryptocurrencies and the metaverse. The largest hedge fund in the world with $140 billion in assets under management, Bridgewater Associates, announced it backed a Bitcoin fund . Fidelity is weighing a plan to allow its brokerage clients — some 34.4 million individual investors— to trade the world’s largest cryptocurrency. Citadel, Brevan Howard, Investment Bank Cowen – soon the list of institutional investors in crypto will be longer than the list that is not involved. Not only will these institutions bring liquidity to the cryptocurrency space, but they also wield significant power in local politics and government. Lobbying groups for finance, insurance and real estate in the United States spent $539 million in 2020 about influencing regulation and public order.

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Key topics covered in the report:

  • In total, the respondents manage 316 billion dollars in assets,
  • Institutions are also interested in security tokens (31%) and stablecoins (31%). Smaller holdings included Polkadot ( DOT ) (25%), Solana ( SUN ) (13%) and Litecoin ( LTC ) (1. 3%). mentioned that they are also interested in listed blockchain stocks.
  • 62% of investors say Ether ( ETH ) is on their buy list, compared to only 54% for Bitcoin ( BTC ).
  • A slim majority of investors (55%) prefer to hold cryptocurrencies directly. Interestingly, professional investors prefer to buy a regulated fund before buying structured products or trading futures.

However, some key questions remain. How much of cryptocurrency market capitalization and daily trading volume is done by institutions vs. retail investors? The answer to this question helps us understand whether crypto is mainly a retail phenomenon or whether institutions already own a significant portion of Are professional traders buying or selling Bitcoin? Are institutions primarily interested in Bitcoin, Ether or other methods of gaining exposure to blockchain technology, such as private equity or M&A? are they planning to increase their exposure to blockchain in the next 12 months?

To answer these questions, Cointelegraph Research took a data-driven approach in its second annual “Institutional Demand for Cryptocurrencies Global Survey 2022 Report .” To gain a deeper understanding of how professional investors feel about blockchain assets, this 60+ page research report presents 32 questions about cryptoassets answered by 84 wealthy investors across Asia, the US and Europe. TLDR; 43% currently hold digital assets , and 19% plan to buy them in the future.investors are already in the market, and new ones are arriving daily.

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“The latest Cointelegraph research highlights the continued appetite of institutions to gain exposure to digital assets, and a key statistic to back this up is that over 7% of the Bitcoin supply is held by institutions. At Flow Traders, we are ready to embrace this trend further and remains committed to contributing to the development of the ecosystem and supporting institutions in adopting digital assets, says Michael Lie, head of digital assets at Flow Traders.

The report was supported by 22 research partners and contributors from six countries included sFOX , Zeltner & Co , BBVA Switzerland , PostFinance , Shyft network , Weave , GonnaMakeIt NFT Marketplace , Energy Core , LCX , Lisk , Flow Traders , Phemex , Bequant and Finoa .

Crypto Research Report has a strategic partnership with Cointelegraph. All issues of the Crypto Research Report are available at Cointelegraph which gets over 11 million views a month.

For information on sponsoring an upcoming report from Cointelegraph and Crypto Research Report, contact [email protected] . Further information about the report and the authors can be found at www.cryptoresearch.report .

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