CoinShares survey: Digital asset ownership among wealthy investors in seven countries reached 54%to 70%; most plan to increase holdings in 2026
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The CoinShares survey said that digital asset ownership among wealthy investors in seven countries ranged from 54%to 70%; most current holders plan to increase their holdings in 2026.
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【Survey: Nearly 70%of wealthy investors in Europe and the United States hold crypto assets and plan to increase their exposure in 2026】
In its latest survey, CoinShares said that wealthy investors' willingness to allocate to crypto continues to expand. The firm surveyed a total of 2230 wealthy investors across the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Switzerland, with digital asset ownership rates ranging from 54%to 70%; ownership rates in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany were all close to 70%.
Among respondents who already held digital assets, willingness to increase exposure in 2026 remained strong. CoinShares said that at least 85%of existing investors in five markets planned to increase their holdings, with the proportions in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany all reaching 91%; Switzerland and Sweden recorded 78%and 71%。
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CoinShares surveyed a total of 2230 wealthy investors in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Switzerland.
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Digital asset ownership among respondents ranged from 54%to 70%with the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany all close to 70%。
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Among respondents who already held digital assets, at least 85%planned to increase their exposure in 2026.
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The proportions planning to increase holdings in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany were all 91%; Switzerland and Sweden recorded 78%and 71%。
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The survey describes the proportion of wealthy investors in seven markets who hold digital assets, as well as the proportion of current holders planning to increase their allocation in 2026.
Why it matters to readers
It provides survey data on wealthy investors' digital asset ownership and their willingness to allocate more in the future.
The ownership rate represents the proportion of respondents who already hold digital assets; increasing exposure means that respondents plan to increase the relevant allocation.
Risks and unknowns
The source does not provide CoinShares' original survey report, sample selection criteria, or a complete methodology.
The intention to increase holdings reported in the survey does not mean that an actual increase has already occurred.
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