Confidence in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is soaring, prompting a majority of institutional investors to boost their long-term investments in the sector. According to the Swiss crypto bank Sygnum’s Future Finance survey, 57% of participants from 27 countries are planning to increase their stakes in digital assets. The U.S. approval of Bitcoin Spot ETFs is a significant driver, enhancing market sentiment and accelerating institutional adoption.

Martin Burgherr, Chief Clients Officer at Sygnum Bank, cites improved global regulations as key to this trend. He points out that clearer regulatory frameworks have reduced historical barriers such as market volatility and security concerns, which previously deterred traditional investors from entering the crypto space. This newfound clarity is enticing more institutions to commit to cryptocurrencies, with many focusing on scalable layer-1 solutions and Web3 infrastructure.

Despite ongoing challenges like high-profile security breaches in decentralized finance, institutions are increasingly optimistic about crypto. Sygnum’s survey reveals a shift in investment strategies, with 40% of respondents favoring actively managed crypto exposures and a keen interest in integrating advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence into their crypto ventures.