According to Sygnum's 2024 survey, 57% of institutional investors plan to increase their crypto investments during the current bull run. Additionally, 65% of respondents are optimistic about the long-term prospects of bitcoin as it reaches new highs. While 69% of investors see regulatory clarity in the crypto market, volatility remains a major concern. Amid rising stablecoin liquidity and bitcoin transactions, a new trend called "UnmuteUptober" is forming.
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Institutional Investors Plan to Increase Crypto Allocations During Bull Run: Sygnum Survey
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler Makes Final Lobbying Call for US Crypto Regulation
according to institutional reports, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman, Clayton, is making a final push to allow the agency to regulate the cryptocurrency market before the Trump administration's term ends and its enthusiasm for digital assets wanes. In a speech prepared for a legal conference in New York on Thursday, Clayton reiterated that the agency should focus on "road rules" applicable to cryptocurrency sales and intermediaries such as brokers and exchanges to support proper disclosure. Clayton stated that the experience of the Great Depression made decision-makers aware of the "importance of disclosure terms, as information about securities creates a public product". (Jinshi Data APP) -
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Viewpoint: Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other countries may have bought Bitcoin
According to market sources, Gulf oil-producing countries such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, or Qatar may be buying Bitcoin at the sovereign level. Relevant sovereign funds may disclose related news during the Abu Dhabi Bitcoin Summit from December 9th to 10th. Currently, the total asset management scale of Saudi PIF, UAE ADIA, and Qatar QIA has exceeded 2 trillion US dollars. With Bitcoin's total market value surpassing the world's largest oil company Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia, as the largest oil-producing country in the Gulf region, has attracted attention. As the largest sovereign wealth fund holder in the world, the investment trends of Gulf oil-producing countries will have an important impact on the global cryptocurrency market. At the same time, as the host of the upcoming Bitcoin conference, the United Arab Emirates is also expected to participate. In addition, there have been ongoing market rumors that Qatar may also make sovereign investments. (protos) -
Kraken Strategy Director: The entry of institutions such as sovereign wealth funds will push the scale of crypto ETFs to $50 billion
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