According to a survey by the US asset management company Natixis Investment Managers, which was published on Tuesday, almost 70% of fund managers said that individual investors should not have access to cryptocurrencies due to the lack of regulation.
Out of the 141 investment executives in US companies that manage $2.7 trillion in assets, 68% said individuals should not be allowed to buy cryptocurrencies.
Lack of transparency and regulation were cited as reasons for this caution.
87% said that digital assets should be more transparent, and 84% believe that more control by regulatory authorities is needed.
In addition, 70% agreed that investment companies need to learn more about cryptocurrencies before advising on investing in them.
This survey was conducted when cryptocurrency was at the forefront of advertising, pushing viewers to invest in cryptocurrencies.
Nevertheless, cryptocurrency trading continues, but cryptocurrency investors have slightly reduced risks amid the approaching March meeting of the Fed in anticipation of tightening monetary policy.
In any case, the supply dynamics of Bitcoin on the network are stable. This suggests that investors are holding onto this coin. In addition, the world's first cryptocurrency continues to flow from reserves into investors' wallets at a rate of 42.9 thousand BTC per month. This trend of net outflow persists for about 3 weeks.
It can be seen here that Bitcoin shows exceptional resilience even with macroeconomic problems.
