富达国际调查：40岁以下香港投资者中持有数码资产的比例占23%

Group 1 - The core finding of the Fidelity International survey indicates that only 16% of Hong Kong investors hold digital assets, with significant age-related differences in ownership [1] - Among investors under 40, 23% own digital assets, while only 12% of those aged 40 to 54 and 5% of those aged 55 and above have such assets [1] - The survey reveals a stark gender disparity, with 41% of male investors aged 18 to 29 holding digital assets compared to only 9% of female investors [1] Group 2 - Investor confidence in digital assets is increasing, with 53% of current holders planning to maintain their positions, 34% intending to increase their holdings, and only 13% looking to reduce them [1] - The survey indicates a growing interest in digital assets as an emerging asset class, with the Bitcoin market size expanding to over $2 trillion over the past five years [1] - The survey also highlights that while investors tend to favor short-term gains, investment horizons vary widely, with 37% planning to invest for less than 12 months and 22% for over five years [2] Group 3 - Fidelity International's digital asset investment vice president notes that more investors are diversifying their portfolios by looking beyond traditional assets [2] - The increasing market size of Bitcoin necessitates more capital to influence its price, aligning with the observed decrease in volatility and returns compared to previous cycles [2] - Factors such as improved liquidity, market maturity, increased hedging tools, and clearer regulations are expected to further reduce the volatility of digital assets [2]