Global Family Offices Shift Towards Structured Crypto Asset Allocation by 2025

According to Foresight News, a report from Financial News indicates that by 2025, global family offices are transitioning from experimental attempts to structured allocations in crypto assets. A survey conducted by BNY Mellon in October reveals that 74% of family offices have either allocated or are exploring investments in cryptocurrencies, marking a 21% increase from the previous year. In specific cases, Hong Kong's VMS has invested $10 million in the hedge fund Re7, while Maelstrom, led by Arthur Hayes, plans to raise $250 million to establish a crypto private equity fund. Despite Hayes's prediction that Bitcoin will reach $200,000 by the end of the first quarter of 2026, the market continues to feel the impact of approximately $19 billion in liquidated positions and a $1 trillion reduction in market capitalization in October. Due to extreme volatility, some family offices are adopting a cautious stance towards 2026, with some analysts predicting a potential decline to $10,000.