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According to a recent report, 87% of surveyed high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in Asia hold digital assets, and 60% plan to increase allocations. This reveals a maturing digital asset space across the region. Wealthy investors in key markets are increasingly viewing crypto as an essential component of their portfolios. Sponsored Digital Asset Adoption Accelerates Among Asian Wealthy Investors The findings come from Sygnum’s APAC HNWI Report 2025. The survey of over 270 wealthy and professional investors across 10 Asia-Pacific markets indicates a significant shift: digital assets are becoming a structural component of long-term wealth strategies in the region. The report revealed 87% already own digital assets as part of their investment portfolios. Furthermore, 49% of the respondents allocate more than 10% of their portfolios to crypto, placing median HNWI exposure in the 10–20% range. 60% intend to increase their allocations. “HNWIs in Singapore and the wider APAC region are embracing digital assets as a genuine wealth creation and preservation opportunity. Their disciplined, intergenerational approach to investing, combined with a higher risk appetite, is driving substantial allocations to digital assets—particularly within Singapore’s well-regulated MAS framework that provides the institutional-grade safeguards these investors expect.” Lucas Schweiger, report author and Sygnum Crypto Asset Ecosystem Research Lead, said. Wealth Preservation Overtakes Speculation A key narrative throughout the report is the maturing behaviour of Asian private investors. 90% of respondents now view digital assets as important for long-term wealth preservation and generational planning. Diversification has become the top motivation for allocation decisions, surpassing short-term trading and megatrend exposure. Sponsored Wealthy Asian Investors’ Outlook On Crypto. Source: Sygnum The appetite for more sophisticated products is also rising. HNWIs are showing an increasing interest in actively managed strategies, outsourced investment mandates, and yield-enhanced products that fit neatly into their existing wealth structures. Notably, investors increasingly expect traditional wealth…

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