80 % of the institutions are optimistic about the future of crypto, survey results

80 % of the institutions are optimistic about the future of crypto, survey results

Eight out of ten institutional investors believe that crypto will overtake traditional investment instruments within a decade, as a survey by the Bitstamp crypto tours showed.

The company's crypto pulse survey also showed that 54 % of private investors believe that cryptocurrencies will overtake traditional currencies within 10 years.

"The survey results show that crypto is a long game and that we have to build for the next 50 to 100 million customers," Bobby Zagotta, CEO from Bitstamp US, told Blockworks. "The industry must enable the infrastructure that supports this next wave of investors."

The survey reflects the opinions of around 28,000 respondents - around 5,000 decision -makers for institutional investment strategies and 23,000 private investors - in 23 countries.

It turned out that crypto became less familiar than property, which around 80 % of private investors and institutions trust. Shares and securities are considered trustworthy by around 69 % or 77 % of private investors and institutions.

Nevertheless, 67 % of the private investors surveyed believe that crypto is a trustworthy investment, while 70 % of the institutional investors surveyed provide their trust. From the latter group, 68 % crypto actively recommend in investment strategies.

Anniament for decentralized finances (Defi), including stable coins, non-fungible tokens (NFTS) and blockchain networks, have trust ratings of around 60 %.

"The more people learn about crypto, the more they trust him," said Zagotta. "This is extremely positive if you think of the long -term potential of crypto."

Individuals and institutions in emerging countries trust crypto - almost 80 % state that this is the case, compared to 62 % in further developed financial markets.

According to the respondents, the regulation remains an obstacle to crypto investments. Almost half of private investors and more than a third of institutional investors consider crypto to be unregulated.

Zagotta said that certain facets of cryptor regulation should not be negotiable, such as: B. the maintenance of the transparency of blockchains, prioritization of privacy and the independence of third parties.

"In view of the executive regulation and the latest legislative activities, the topic in Washington is certainly hot," he said. "We expect more regulation ... in the coming months."

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