Asset managers that were actively investing in cryptocurrency markets in the bull market of 2020/21 continue to invest in the sector and remained committed to digital assets, with some planning to allocate more capital to the industry, brokerage firm Bernstein said in a research report Monday.
Private market investors continue to look for opportunities in the sector, although they are "way more valuation sensitive,” the report said. Therefore, “crypto converts” remain active in the sector, but those investors who were ambivalent about digital assets in late 2021 have delayed their plans.
Bernstein says it is seeing select large asset managers continue to build out their digital-assets strategies and expects those initiatives will result in “actual direct digital assets allocations 12-18 months down the line.” It said it also continues to have active conversations with a number of investment managers at different stages of interest in the sector.
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