High-Income U.S. Investors Shift Due to Lack of Crypto Options

According to BlockBeats, a survey conducted by crypto infrastructure company Zerohash reveals that 35% of high-income U.S. investors aged 18-40 have switched financial institutions because their advisors do not offer cryptocurrency assets. Many of these investors have transferred amounts ranging from $250,000 to $1 million. Among those earning over $500,000, the proportion rises to half. Additionally, 84% of respondents plan to increase their cryptocurrency holdings next year, and 92% desire a broader selection of tokens. Zerohash emphasizes that cryptocurrency has become a standard component of modern asset allocation, warning that advisors who fail to provide compliant and insured crypto services risk losing clients.