🚨 The rich call Bitcoin digital gold, but their reasons change when it’s time to put money down
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👀 Background: A new survey of more than 2,000 high-net-worth investors across seven countries has some interesting findings: the more money people have, the more likely they are to include digital assets in their long-term portfolios.
📊 Data: The survey, conducted by Vardaxoglou Advisory in partnership with CoinShares, polled 2,230 people between May 11 and June 5 this year. Each had at least $500,000 in investable assets. In the US, UK, France, and Germany, 33% to 40% of respondents ranked the long-term performance of crypto assets ahead of stocks and real estate.
🔥 The point of contention: One side says this proves Bitcoin’s digital-gold narrative has truly entered mainstream asset allocation. The other side pours cold water on that idea: although 65% to 86% agree that it hedges against fiat currency depreciation, only 9% to 19% say hedging is their primary reason for buying. Put plainly, most people are still chasing price gains.
💡 What’s really worth paying attention to isn’t how the rich describe Bitcoin, but that 65% to 77% want to increase their holdings, while only 30% to 47% want to buy more Ethereum. That gap in preference is what really anchors prices when the market pulls back.
⚠️ A reality check: This is, after all, a survey—not a record of real money invested. What people say and what they do in their accounts can be worlds apart.
👀 Which side are you on: Do the rich buy crypto because they truly see Bitcoin as a hedge, or as a bet on the next price rally? Pick a side in the comments 👇
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👀 Background: A new survey of more than 2,000 high-net-worth investors across seven countries has some interesting findings: the more money people have, the more likely they are to include digital assets in their long-term portfolios.
📊 Data: The survey, conducted by Vardaxoglou Advisory in partnership with CoinShares, polled 2,230 people between May 11 and June 5 this year. Each had at least $500,000 in investable assets. In the US, UK, France, and Germany, 33% to 40% of respondents ranked the long-term performance of crypto assets ahead of stocks and real estate.
🔥 The point of contention: One side says this proves Bitcoin’s digital-gold narrative has truly entered mainstream asset allocation. The other side pours cold water on that idea: although 65% to 86% agree that it hedges against fiat currency depreciation, only 9% to 19% say hedging is their primary reason for buying. Put plainly, most people are still chasing price gains.
💡 What’s really worth paying attention to isn’t how the rich describe Bitcoin, but that 65% to 77% want to increase their holdings, while only 30% to 47% want to buy more Ethereum. That gap in preference is what really anchors prices when the market pulls back.
⚠️ A reality check: This is, after all, a survey—not a record of real money invested. What people say and what they do in their accounts can be worlds apart.
👀 Which side are you on: Do the rich buy crypto because they truly see Bitcoin as a hedge, or as a bet on the next price rally? Pick a side in the comments 👇
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#比特币 #数字黄金 #Institutional funds