Survey: 35% of high-income U.S. investors aged 18-40 switched firms because their advisors did not offer crypto assets
BlockBeats News, November 20, a survey by crypto infrastructure company Zerohash shows that 35% of high-income investors in the US aged 18-40 have switched institutions because their advisors did not offer crypto assets, with most transferring between $250,000 and $1 million; among those with incomes over $500,000, this proportion reaches half.
In addition, 84% of respondents plan to increase their crypto holdings next year, and 92% hope for a wider selection of tokens. Zerohash states that crypto has become a standard component of modern asset allocation, and advisors who do not provide compliant and insured crypto services risk losing clients. (Cointelegraph)
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