Bitcoin is the gateway into crypto. Which means what’s good for bitcoin is good for crypto.And what we’re seeing with bitcoin is institutions are not just showing more interest in it... they’re adding it.
Which means the narrative for bitcoin is changing, and some of the largest holders of capital are buying it.
Fidelity Investments is one of the largest financial services providers – with $7.9 trillion in client assets – to show a keen interest in digital assets. Part of its interest lies in understanding what institutional investors expect and want from digital assets. Recent study Fidelity conducted of nearly 800 U.S. and European investors, it’s clear these investors – which represent gateways of massive sums of capital – are very interested.
In five years, 91% of the survey respondents who are open to digital assets expect to have at least 0.5% of their portfolio dedicated to it. And as of now, only 36% of respondents are currently invested in digital assets. This means not only will more institutions enter the space, but those already invested plan to increase their allocations.
This is very bullish for long-term bitcoin investors. That’s because there’s no emerging asset like it - where some of the largest pools of capitals have their eyes set on entering it.
The narrative that a 1-2% allocation to crypto will boost returns, while reducing portfolio volatility (due to bitcoin being an uncorrelated asset to stocks and bonds), is spreading.We saw Paul Tudor Jones go in front of the camera and declare he’s bought into the narrative. And with Fidelity’s study, we see the rest of the investment community warming up.
As more institutional investors enter crypto, they’ll be more likely to gain exposure to cryptos outside of bitcoin. And that’s when we’ll see the entire market create the next wave of millionaires.
The time to consider getting bitcoin, if you haven’t already, is now... before institutions decide to change their allocation from 0% to a higher number.
Which means the narrative for bitcoin is changing, and some of the largest holders of capital are buying it.
Fidelity Investments is one of the largest financial services providers – with $7.9 trillion in client assets – to show a keen interest in digital assets. Part of its interest lies in understanding what institutional investors expect and want from digital assets. Recent study Fidelity conducted of nearly 800 U.S. and European investors, it’s clear these investors – which represent gateways of massive sums of capital – are very interested.
In five years, 91% of the survey respondents who are open to digital assets expect to have at least 0.5% of their portfolio dedicated to it. And as of now, only 36% of respondents are currently invested in digital assets. This means not only will more institutions enter the space, but those already invested plan to increase their allocations.
This is very bullish for long-term bitcoin investors. That’s because there’s no emerging asset like it - where some of the largest pools of capitals have their eyes set on entering it.
The narrative that a 1-2% allocation to crypto will boost returns, while reducing portfolio volatility (due to bitcoin being an uncorrelated asset to stocks and bonds), is spreading.We saw Paul Tudor Jones go in front of the camera and declare he’s bought into the narrative. And with Fidelity’s study, we see the rest of the investment community warming up.
As more institutional investors enter crypto, they’ll be more likely to gain exposure to cryptos outside of bitcoin. And that’s when we’ll see the entire market create the next wave of millionaires.
The time to consider getting bitcoin, if you haven’t already, is now... before institutions decide to change their allocation from 0% to a higher number.
