加密“淘金热”席卷 亚洲富裕投资者跑步入场

Group 1 - Wealthy Asian families and family offices are increasing investments in cryptocurrencies due to bullish sentiment, higher mainstream adoption, and favorable regulatory conditions in major markets [1][2] - High-net-worth investors are seeking more investment opportunities, leading to a surge in trading volumes on cryptocurrency exchanges and strong demand for crypto funds [1] - The Next Generation Fund II, launched by Jason Huang, raised over $100 million in a few months, with a previous fund achieving a 375% return in less than two years [1] Group 2 - UBS reports that some overseas Chinese family offices plan to increase their cryptocurrency investment allocation to about 5% of their portfolios [1] - The interest in cryptocurrencies has surged due to strong returns and favorable developments in U.S. regulations, such as the recently approved GENIUS Act [1][2] - Bitcoin prices have recently reached new highs, surpassing $124,000, and Hong Kong's stablecoin legislation has sparked a new wave of interest in cryptocurrencies [2] Group 3 - Asian clients' attitudes towards cryptocurrencies have shifted from minimal allocation to viewing them as essential assets in their portfolios [2] - More mature family offices are adopting market-neutral strategies, such as basis trading and arbitrage [2] - Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a diversification tool to hedge against macroeconomic uncertainties due to its low correlation with stocks and bonds [2] Group 4 - As of August 2025, the number of registered users on Hong Kong's HashKey Exchange has increased by 85% year-on-year [2] - In South Korea, the total trading volume of the three major exchanges has grown by 17% compared to the same period in 2024, with daily trading volume increasing by over 20% [3]