2025-08-18 03:11:06

In the context of crypto assets gradually being accepted by mainstream finance, a recent survey by Bank of America (BofA) reveals an unexpected reality – the vast majority of large fund managers still keep their distance from crypto assets. The survey shows that 97% of the surveyed fund managers have no allocation to crypto assets, with an overall average allocation of only 0.3%, which stands in stark contrast to the investment enthusiasm in traditional markets.

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· 2025-08-18 03:11

In the context of crypto assets gradually being accepted by mainstream finance, a recent survey by Bank of America (BofA) reveals an unexpected reality – the vast majority of large fund managers still keep their distance from crypto assets. The survey shows that 97% of the surveyed fund managers have no allocation to crypto assets, with an overall average allocation of only 0.3%, which stands in stark contrast to the investment enthusiasm in traditional markets.

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