Cryptocurrency lending firm Nexo announced a survey report, stating that the biggest obstacle to applying cryptocurrencies to the long-term asset management strategies of high-net-worth individuals is not concern about risk, but rather the operational inconvenience and complexity arising from the actual use of cryptocurrencies. According to Finbold, this survey, conducted among high-net-worth individuals in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Argentina, scored how deeply cryptocurrency is embedded in investors' financial lives on a scale of 1 to 10, based on investment size, holding period, application to retirement plans, whether it replaces traditional assets, and risk perception. According to this, despite two-thirds of participants holding cryptocurrencies, the score was only 4.83. This means that while the majority of investors are exposed to cryptocurrencies, they are not yet accumulating wealth through them. Only 4.7% of investors participating in the survey scored 7 or higher (considering cryptocurrency as part of a long-term financial plan). Additionally, approximately 20% of respondents predicted that cryptocurrency would become the most important driver of personal wealth growth over the next 10 years, more so than salaries, stocks, or real estate.
