71% of institutional investors have no plans to trade crypto in 2025, which is below 78% in 2024.
A JP Morgan Survey recently It is revealed that 71% institutional investors have no plans to trade crypto in 2025. Conclusions come at a time when comprehensive economic pressure such as Trump’s tariffs are increasing financial market uncertainty, the attention of investors is focusing on secure asset classes. In the same survey, 51% of institutional traders identified inflation and tariffs as concerns of the largest market this year, faster than 27% in 2024.
Interestingly, this vanning interest in crypto trading comes at that time because the crypto regulatory landscape keeps getting better, especially in the US it has led to the major development, especially SEC by Bitcoin (BTC) and Atherium (Aath) spots ETF has been approved. Pulled in Arabs and institutions have been given a safe, regulated method to get a crypto exposure. The latest indication is that the US is heating up to crypto this week, as SEC extends its crypto enforcement unit back. With the rules easier, the door for institutional participation is more open than ever, but according to JP Morgan’s survey, most are not part.
It is being said that institutional adoption is progressing in other ways. Blackrock, Fidelity and other major asset management firms have actively expanded their bitcoins and ethrium holdings. In fact, a few days ago, Blackrock acquired a $ 276.16 million atherium. More than this, especially, on 12 December, Blackrock and Fidelity purchased $ 500 million atherium through the Coinbase Prime in just 48 hours.
