What Do Institutional Investors Plan to Do After the Rise in Bitcoin? Which Altcoins Are They Interested In? Here is the Report

While Bitcoin has experienced an incredible rise recently, the interest of investors is also increasing exponentially.

At this point, after the increase in interest and trust in BTC and crypto, many institutional investors, especially, began to consider increasing their long-term investments in cryptocurrencies.

According to Coindesk, the Sygnum survey revealed that 57% of institutional investors plan to increase their cryptocurrency investments.

A recent survey by Swiss crypto bank Sygnum showed that 57% of institutions plan to increase their cryptocurrency investments.

400 institutional investors from 27 countries participated in the bank’s annual Future Finance survey.

31% of participants said they planned to increase their cryptocurrency investments in the next quarter, and 32% within six months.

36% of respondents said they prefer to maintain their current crypto investments and are likely waiting for more favorable market conditions or clearer signals before increasing their holdings.

In the survey results, the investment focus of the institutions is particularly Bitcoin (BTC) ve Solana (SOL) It was stated that it focuses on scalable layer-1 networks and stablecoins.

The majority of institutional investors (81%) added that having a better understanding of cryptocurrencies would lead them to invest more.

Lucas Schweiger, Director of Digital Asset Research at Sygnum and author of the report, said: Stating that clearer and clearer regulations globally have increased positive sentiment among institutional investors, he said:

“Perhaps one of the most important reasons for the increased institutional investor interest is the approval and subsequent launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US. This has the potential to accelerate institutional adoption of digital assets.

“Moreover, this report tells a story of progress and calculated risk, the use of various strategies to seize opportunities and, most importantly, continued belief in the market’s long-term potential to reshape traditional financial markets.”

*This is not investment advice.