CoinShares Survey: Fund Managers' Average Allocation to Digital Assets Rises to 1.3%
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CoinShares survey shows that the average allocation to digital assets in surveyed portfolios rose from 1.2% in July to 1.3% in October.
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Survey: Fund Managers' Average Allocation to Digital Assets Rises to 1.3%
PANews November 11 News: CoinShares released its 10 monthly survey report on digital asset fund managers, showing that the average allocation to digital assets in surveyed portfolios increased from July's 1.2% to 1.3%. Investors are shifting from equities and bonds to alternative assets such as commodities and digital assets, rather than cash. Diversification has become the primary motivation for investing in digital assets, accounting for 40% of all responses, while speculative motives have fallen to fifth place, representing less than 9%. Bitcoin remains the asset with the most favorable growth prospects, with Bitcoin and Ethereum together accounting for 47% of holding responses; altcoin preferences are shifting toward newer tokens such as SUI、NEAR、AAVE、HYPE、UNI、LINK, and sentiment toward Ethereum and Solana has also improved slightly. For potential investors, regulatory concerns and internal corporate restrictions remain the main barriers.
CoinShares' 10 monthly digital asset fund manager survey report shows that the average allocation ratio of digital assets in surveyed portfolios increased from July's 1.2% to 1.3%。
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Diversification accounts for 40% of all responses, making it the primary motivation for investing in digital assets; speculative motives have dropped to fifth place, accounting for less than 9%.
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Bitcoin is the asset with the most promising growth prospects; Bitcoin and Ethereum together account for 47% of respondents' holdings.
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The survey mentioned altcoin preferences including newer tokens such as SUI, NEAR, AAVE, HYPE, UNI, and LINK; respondents’ views on Ethereum and Solana have improved slightly.
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Regulatory concerns and internal company restrictions are the main obstacles for prospective investors.
AI-assisted interpretation
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This survey describes the allocation ratios of the surveyed portfolios and the investment preferences expressed by the respondents. An increase in the allocation ratio from 1.2% to 1.3% does not mean that the survey has proven a corresponding actual inflow of funds.
Why it matters to readers
The survey shows that respondents cited diversification as a greater reason than speculative motives and reflected their views on different digital assets; however, these results alone cannot indicate the actual flow of funds in the market.
This survey can be used as a reference for respondent demographics and preferences, rather than as investment advice or statistics on actual funds purchased.
Risks and unknowns
The original text does not provide the survey sample size or specific survey methods.
The original text does not list the respective share of holdings for Bitcoin and Ethereum, nor does it provide actual fund inflow data.
The survey conclusions cannot be used to represent all fund managers or investors.
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Digital asset allocation ratio: The proportion of a portfolio allocated to digital assets.
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View glossary →Diversification: Distributing investments across different assets to spread risk.
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