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Crypto Allocations by Financial Advisors Hit All-Time High in 2025

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Crypto Allocations by Financial Advisors Hit All-Time High in 2025 Broadcast Retirement Network's Jeffrey Snyder discusses the shifting cryptocurrency landscape with Bitwise Asset Management's Matthew Hougan…
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  • Passage of the Clarity Act would be very good for the crypto market

    80% confidence
  • 99 percent of advisors who owned crypto in 2024 plan to either maintain or add to their exposure in 2026

    80% confidence
  • 2025 is the year that crypto really started to go mainstream

    80% confidence
  • Bitcoin is about as volatile as large cap AI stocks like Nvidia

    80% confidence
  • 30 to 40 percent of financial advisors are now using crypto in client accounts

    80% confidence
  • If I had to sum up 2025 in one word, it would be mainstream

    80% confidence
  • Regulatory uncertainty was the number one blocker preventing advisors from entering crypto market for the last eight years

    80% confidence
  • The outlook is very bright for crypto in 2026

    80% confidence
  • Crypto has become a normal and increasingly important part of global financial infrastructure

    80% confidence
  • Crypto has been one of the fastest growing industries in the world over the last decade and is accelerating in the new regulatory environment

    80% confidence
  • The crypto industry has evolved to become more institutional, regulated, and safe

    80% confidence
  • Largest financial professionals are increasingly treating crypto as just another asset class alongside stocks, bonds and commodities

    80% confidence
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