https://www.forbes.com/sites/jemimamcevoy/2022/06/08/billionaires-remain-wary-of-bitcoin-but-theyre-buying-crypto-at-a-higher-rate-than-the-average-investor-forbes-survey-finds/?sh=3819fc726001
"A survey of the 65 richest people in the world conducted by Forbes showed that almost 30% of billionaires directly or indirectly invest in cryptocurrencies.
3.2% of respondents said they had invested more than half of their wealth in cryptocurrency, 18% reported investing at least 1% of their funds.
Another 10% said they did not engage in such investments directly, but invested in companies related to cryptocurrency. And 80% of those who have digital assets have invested at least 10% of their wealth in them.
https://www.rbc.ru/crypto/news/62a1b9a09a79476aa860420a"
Whether they invest directly or indirectly in cryptocurrencies, the fact of the matter is that they admit that only a few percent of the cutting edge of their profits are allocated. This is very reasonable because the calculation of the value of the assets owned is much larger even though it is only 3 -10%. Based on the survey conducted, it appears that the level of interest of large investors such as the rich realize that in cryptocurrency anything can happen and I believe the assets they allocate are among the successful crypto projects this year. "A survey of the 65 richest people in the world conducted by Forbes showed that almost 30% of billionaires directly or indirectly invest in cryptocurrencies.
3.2% of respondents said they had invested more than half of their wealth in cryptocurrency, 18% reported investing at least 1% of their funds.
Another 10% said they did not engage in such investments directly, but invested in companies related to cryptocurrency. And 80% of those who have digital assets have invested at least 10% of their wealth in them.
https://www.rbc.ru/crypto/news/62a1b9a09a79476aa860420a"
maybe
