#数字资产市场洞察 I just saw the high net worth population report for 2025, and there’s an interesting detail — 2% of the wealthy openly say they have invested in Crypto Assets.

It is important to know that reports referenced by brokers, media, and universities dare to include virtual currencies in the category of investment assets, which was previously unimaginable.

According to standard algorithms, individuals with net assets exceeding 10 million are considered high net worth, with approximately 2.06 million people nationwide meeting the criteria. In other words, there are about 40,000 people here hoarding $BTC or $ETH in some wallets. Among your bosses and friends, there is a high probability that high net worth individuals are also strategizing.

Although a 2% ratio may not seem much, this group of people often has the most sensitive information and acts the earliest. They have long passed the stage of struggling with whether "Crypto Assets are viable"; now it is clearly a part of asset allocation. The fact that a report can be written also indicates that this is already a real phenomenon; to cover it up would be even stranger.

Of course, the domestic policy framework is there, and the compliance channels are also limited, so this must be kept in mind. But thinking from another perspective, even during the most stringent regulation, there are still people expressing their opinions using real purchasing power—this itself is very telling.

Will more high-net-worth individuals follow in the future? Who knows. But the asset allocation menu has long changed; it's no longer just an era of real estate and stocks. $BTC $ETH $SERAPH