A survey obtained by The Block from investment banking giant Goldman Sachs suggests that investors continue to be bullish about crypto.
The New York-based bank, which operates a digital assets desk, surveyed 172 clients on their attitudes towards digital assets. 60% of those surveyed expect to increase their digital asset holdings in the next one to two years.
Of those expressing enthusiasm about crypto, 32% said that they expected to"significantly increase" their crypto holdings.About 55% could allocate up to 5% of total assets to crypto, according to the survey.The Goldman Sachs digital asset client survey also indicated that institutional investors are warming up to DeFi, altcoins and NFTs.
Whilst BTC and ETH continued to show strong interest — 22% each — 15% of respondents took an interest in altcoins, 14% in DeFi token exposure, and 9% in NFTs. Previously,The news comes after the digital assets trading unit at the Wall Street firm made
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