The latest survey data reveals an interesting phenomenon. According to the 8th annual survey jointly released by a major asset management company and an industry data agency, 99% of financial advisors who have allocated crypto assets by 2025 plan to maintain this allocation in 2026, and some even intend to increase the proportion further.

What does this indicate? From the perspective of institutional attitudes, crypto assets have long evolved from the label of "risk assets" to a "allocation tool." The willingness of financial advisors to continue increasing their holdings reflects recognition of the long-term value of this asset class—especially in the context of increasing macroeconomic uncertainty and pressure on traditional asset returns, the appeal of crypto allocations is continuously rising.

For retail investors, this data also has reference significance. The allocation trends of institutions often lead the market, and their continued increase in holdings may signal more room for capital inflows.