#美国终止政府停摆危机 A research data from November 11 is quite interesting - despite the big dump in October causing widespread lament in the market, institutional investors remained undeterred. A Swiss bank group focused on digital assets, Sygnum, just released a report that surveyed 1,000 institutions worldwide, and the results showed: over 60% (more than 61%) of institutions plan to continue to increase the position in Crypto Assets, and 55% of institutions remain optimistic about the short-term market.

The logic behind this wave of operations is not complicated. About 73% of the surveyed institutions admitted that their allocation to digital assets is aimed at high returns—even though the entire industry is still crawling out of the $20 billion epic crash from October. However, investor sentiment is indeed a bit conflicted, mainly stuck due to the lack of movement on regulatory policies, such as the slow progress of the Market Structure Act and the long-awaited approval of more altcoin ETFs.

Sygnum's Chief Crypto Ecosystem Researcher Lucas Schweiger put it more bluntly: this uncertainty may drag on until 2026. However, he believes the market will become increasingly mature, and institutions will seek diversified opportunities in their long-term strategies. In his words, "The keywords for 2025 are: financial pressure, geopolitical games, unresolved regulations, and still strong demand—these factors are mixed together. However, today's investors are much calmer than before; market discipline has suppressed irrational exuberance, but everyone still has confidence in long-term growth."