- 54% of Japanese investors intend to invest in crypto within three years for diversification.
- Only 16% view cryptocurrencies as a potential substitute for base currencies.
- Major barriers include volatility, regulatory challenges, and lack of analysis methods.
A new survey by Nomura Holdings and Laser Digital Holdings reveals that 54% of Japanese institutional investors plan to enter the crypto market within the next three years, signaling a significant shift in institutional sentiment towards digital assets.
This survey included 547 investment managers from various sectors, including family offices and public interest corporations. The survey was conducted from April 15 to April 26, 2022.
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